The Fuel Cell Industry Hasn't Made a Profit. This CEO Could Be First

The fuel cell industry has been the next big thing for nearly as long as it’s been around. Invented in the early 19th century, fuel cells are an efficient and clean way to produce energy. Hydrogen (the fuel) is pumped into a stack of various metals (the cell) in the form of natural gas or biogas. A chemical reaction produces electricity, water, heat and a negligible amount of carbon dioxide. Sounds great, right? That’s why more than a dozen companies work in the industry. They make everything from multimegawatt generators powering entire universities to little ones that power cars. Just last month Read more...