Alternative energy technologies may have a lot of benefits, but increasing energy security isn't necessarily one of them.
Adding water to a sandy metal powder creates hydrogen gas, which can be used in a fuel cell.
Without an eco-friendlier alternative to batteries, recycling rechargeables is the best way consumers can prevent those heavy metals from leeching into the environment.
A fuel cell that runs on urine could be ideal for creating electricity on islands, deserts and even on submarines.
A biofuel cell implanted in your arm could use oxygen and sugar to generate electricity.
Magnesium stores about 10 times as much energy as hydrogen.
The tiny device uses the air we breathe and the food we eat to create almost enough electricity to run a pacemaker.
I'm seeing news everywhere about Bloom Energy's announcement today of its Energy Server, a new kind of fuel cell that can generate clean energy. So I did a little poking around and here's what I found. First, just a refresher: ...