FUREC reveals new fuel cell technology, with much higher efficiency and range compared to regular fuel cells.
Here’s an article posted in Green Car Congress
According to the article,
- Furec’s Breakthrough Fuel Cell Technology:
- Furec unveils a groundbreaking fuel cell technology for electric vehicles (EVs).
- Significantly boosts efficiency and performance.
- Enhanced Range and Faster Charging:
- Revolutionary fuel cells promise extended driving range for EVs.
- Quick and efficient charging capabilities redefine electric mobility.
Here are the main feature of FUREC’s fuel cell technology in detail:
Key Features of FUREC’s Fuel Cell Technology
- High Efficiency: FUREC’s fuel cells are designed to convert hydrogen’s chemical energy into electricity with efficiencies reaching up to 60%, significantly higher than traditional combustion engines which typically operate at 33-35% efficiency.
- Zero Emissions: The only byproducts of FUREC’s fuel cell technology are water vapor and heat, making it an environmentally friendly option compared to fossil fuel alternatives.
- Fast Refueling: FUREC’s fuel cell vehicles can be refueled in approximately 3 to 5 minutes, similar to conventional gasoline vehicles, enhancing the practicality of hydrogen fuel cell technology for commercial and personal use.
- Extended Range: The fuel cell technology offers long driving ranges, with mid-size vans achieving up to 400 km (249 miles) and larger vans up to 500 km (311 miles) on a single tank of hydrogen. This makes it suitable for various applications, especially in logistics and transportation.
- Integration with Battery Systems: FUREC’s approach combines hydrogen fuel cells with battery technology, allowing for dynamic performance and energy recovery. This hybrid system enhances overall efficiency and performance.
- Modular Systems: FUREC’s fuel cell technology includes modular systems that can be adapted for applications beyond automotive, indicating versatility in deployment across different sectors, including aviation and maritime.
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