Sentence examples for generation of fuel from inspiring English sources

The current generation of fuel cells use metal hydrides as a source of hydrogen but they are expensive.

Metallic cell supports have been developed for the new generation of fuel cells.

Every 12 months or so GM develops a new generation of fuel cells, and recent improvements in power density and part streamlining are impressive.

Further advances are underway at Nanogram subsidiary Kainos Energy, which has leveraged nanomaterials processing techniques to develop a new generation of fuel cells with lower operating temperatures and higher energy.

It is important to eliminate blistering because type IV tanks are the lightest hydrogen storage option for GM and Honda's first generation of fuel cell vehicles.

Diffusion limited processes dominate the electrode polarisation losses in pure N2 atmosphere, however, these decrease substantially in the presence of CO2 as the anode chamber purge gas, due to in situ generation of fuel species by the reaction of CO2 with carbon.

So, by the time the Volt appears, a new generation of fuel-efficient vehicles will have a head start in the marketplace.

In this case, Airbus is also benefiting from being several years behind Boeing in developing the new generation of fuel-efficient planes, Mr. Hamilton said.

On the campaign trail, Obama promised support to retool factories so they can create the next generation of fuel-efficient vehicles, and advocated doubling the loan programme to $50bn.

This has made them world leaders in the new generation of fuel-efficient, cheap-to-run "eco ships".China's yards have focused instead on offering customers low prices and irresistible financing deals.

Though designed with oceanographic research in mind, the United States Navy, which helped fund the endeavour, is eyeing the possibility of deploying it on reconnaissance missions, and eventually using the technology to construct a new generation of fuel-efficient submarines.A predecessor of GhostSwimmer was born in 1993 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.