The Future of Fuel Cell Technology

The video discusses hydrogen as a clean, zero-emission fuel that is gaining traction among car manufacturers. Hydrogen fuel cells generate electricity to power electric motors, with water and heat as the only byproducts. Various energy sources can produce hydrogen, making it versatile like electricity. The future of fuel cells looks promising, with quiet and efficient vehicles. London is testing zero-emission buses, and other transport modes are exploring fuel cell technology. A British company is optimistic about mass-producing fuel cell motorcycles soon.

What are the only byproducts of a vehicle powered by a hydrogen fuel cell?

• Methane and water

• Oxygen and heat

• Water and heat

• Carbon dioxide and water

Which of the following energy sources can be used to produce hydrogen fuel?

• Solar energy

• Wind energy

• Geothermal energy

• All of the above

How is hydrogen similar to electricity in terms of energy production?

• It can be produced from any energy source

• It is stored in batteries

• It is only produced from fossil fuels

• It is a solid fuel

What is the main goal of the fuel cell bus project in London?

• To increase public transport speed

• To lower public transport costs

• To reduce air pollution and noise

• To test new bus designs

What is the expected outcome for the fuel cell-driven motorbike according to producers?

• It will be used only in racing

• It will be limited to experimental use

• It will be mass-produced soon

• It will be discontinued