GM’S fuel cell design “defies cliché”, according to one
expert.
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BIPOLAR PLATES: CUTTING COSTS

A new polymer could help in the struggle to make fuel cells
economically viable. A start-up company based in the UK – Bac2 – has developed a new material called ElectroPhen, which promises to significantly reduce the cost of producing bipolar plates, and thus reduce the overall cost of fuel cell stacks; this could help with the ultimate aim of helping fuel cell mass adoption, maintains the company’s chairman, James Lewis.
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REALITY BECKONS

Are we any closer to fuel cell commercialisation? And if so,
how close? After years of reporting on the promise of fuel cells, it seems we could soon be giving news of their commercial launch and everyday use. Nowhere is that day nearer than in the micro fuel cell sector, as George Marsh reports.
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