Panasonic has announced it is developing a household hydrogen fuel cell system that can power homes and vehicles under the government's bid to create a "hydrogen society". The company said its new system, which will be installed in about 10,000 households by 2020, would use electricity generated from renewable sources such as solar panels or wind turbines for fuel.
Panasonic has announced it is developing a household hydrogen fuel cell system that can power homes and vehicles under the government's bid to create a "hydrogen society". The company has set a target for the service to be ready in 2030 to replace solar batteries centering on the development of photo-catalytic water splitting over the traditional method of electrolysis which is expensive and uses electricity.