1st Indian Fuel Cell Prototype
18 July 2004
Business Standard. The Reva Electric Car Company (which also manufactures the country’s only electric, battery-powered car) unveiled a prototype Hs fuel cell car.
It will certainly take a few years before RECC’s fuel cell car becomes a production reality, but the very fact that a relatively small company, based in Bangalore – which is not exactly the centrestage for new developments in automotive technology – has had the courage and the perseverance to work on a cutting-edge product like this.
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Posted by: Amitava Roy | 01 January 2006 at 04:35 AM
how hydrogen is being produce from electrolysis of H2O?it requires quiet costly catalst platinum.can u email me the detailed process with fissible condition require for H2 production and methods used to store H2?
ravinder
2nd yr civil engg.
d.c.e.
Posted by: ravinder | 04 June 2006 at 02:34 AM