In the fuel cells, hydrogen peroxide serves two roles: it is a "catholyte," meaning it is both the electrolyte – a liquid that conducts electricity and allows the reaction to occur – and it is the ...

When it is, an electrochemical reaction takes place between the hydrogen and oxygen that directly converts chemical energy into electrical energy. Various types of fuel cells exist, but the one ...

“Using renewable electricity, 75 percent of that energy makes it to the wheels of a BEV,” says James Edmondson, research ...

Changer in Clean Energy General Motors (GM) is turning technological promise into practical impact with its HYDROTEC fuel ...