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Advantages

Advantages of

Fuel Cells

  • Provides ultra-clean power without interruption.
  • Generates more electricity per unit of fuel than most other energy sources.
  • Eligible for financial incentive programs, such as the Investment Tax Credit.
  • Cogeneration thermal recovery enables production of combined heat and power.
  • Increased reliability of operations.

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High-Efficiency Fuel Cells

Fuel Cell

A fuel cell is an electrochemical device that combines hydrogen fuel and oxygen from the air to produce electricity, and useable heat and water. Fuel cells produce Direct Current (DC) electricity without the conventional combustion reaction.

Fuel cells have the ability to provide ultra-clean power without interruption. Fuel cell power plants generate more electricity per unit of fuel than most other energy sources. Efficiency is increased when combined with other renewable energy technologies, such as wind and/or solar.

Fuel cells qualify under several environmental certifications, making them eligible for financial incentive programs, such as the Investment Tax Credit. By locating a power plant on-site, users are assured reliability, necessary for applications such as hospitals, universities, manufacturing facilities and hotels.

Through its partnership with FuelCell Energy (FCE), Pfister Energy offers high-efficiency fuel cell power plants for the production of on-site, distributed energy and backup power applications. FCE's Direct Fuel Cell systems are an efficient, clean and quiet means of generating energy using natural gas or renewable sources, without the need to first create hydrogen in an external fuel processor.
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