When the Carbonate Fuel Cell technology is technically ready for broadscale implementation, it could potentially offer economical decarbonization solutions for customers from a wide range of industries.
Carbonate fuel cells are differentiated from other commercially available technologies due to their unique ability to make valuable co-products – electricity, hydrogen and heat – while capturing CO2. This feature increases the overall efficiency of the capture process and provides additional value streams that reduce the cost of carbon capture and storage.
The modularity of the CFC technology potentially enables carbon capture across a wide range of deployment scales.
