Fuel cells are devices that create electricity without combustion. They are like batteries that produce power as long as they have fuel. They are a critical part of the move to a hydrogen society.

Learn more about fuel cells by going to http://www.fuelcells.org/index.html

Here is an interesting new article.

Fuel cells will power vehicles, giving us mobility without CO2. Imagine commuting to work on one of these:

Too cool, huh? Do a Google search for Bombardier Embrio. I think this is a neat idea, but I don't see it ever getting mass produced. It runs on a fuel cell, gyroscopes and computers. It would be a nice segue into using hydrogen fuel. I'm sure it would be built with redundant redundancy, but it is one petit mal seizure away from the endo of your life. Insurance would be tough. Could you do a wheelie?

Take a look at one of the cars of the future, the Hypercar.  General Motors is on its way.
Here is what Wired had to say. Dow Chemical is working with GM to develop fuel cell technology.

Fuel Cell Markets Ltd (FCM) is an independent organization, developed to:
Aid: The development of fuel cell and hydrogen industries
Be a bridge to: Traditional industries & technologies
Educate: consumers and end users

You too can own a fuel cell powered car for only $119.95

Ford's Hydrogen Fuel Cell Focus

        Another Ford site