'Cool' fuel cells could revolutionize Earth's energy resources and make power plants virtually obsolete

As temperatures soar this summer, so do electric bills. Researchers at the University of Houston are striving toward decreasing those costs with the next revolution in power generation.
Imagine a power source so small, yet so efficient, that it could make cumbersome power plants virtually obsolete while lowering your electric bill. A breakthrough in thin film solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) is currently being refined in labs at the University of Houston, making that dream a reality.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news463.html">'Cool' fuel cells could revolutionize Earth's energy resources and make power plants virtually obsolete</a></p> <p>As temperatures soar this summer, so do electric bills. Researchers at the University of Houston are striving toward decreasing those costs with the next revolution in power generation. <br />Imagine a power source so small, yet so efficient, that it could make cumbersome power plants virtually obsolete while lowering your electric bill. A breakthrough in thin film solid oxide <a class="directory" href="http://www.physorg.com/search/fuel cell">fuel cells</a> (SOFCs) is currently being refined in labs at the University of Houston, making that dream a reality. <br /></p>