A fuel cell is an electrochemical device that converts chemical energy from hydrogen and oxygen into electrical energy. Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (HFCVs) are more efficient, emit less pollution, and require lower maintenance compared to internal combustion engine vehicles, although they have high initial costs and battery limitations. The Indian government is encouraging the transition to fuel cell technology through financial support under the 'Make in India' initiative.

1. A PAVAN REDDY

2.  What is fuel cell?
 How does fuel cell works?
 How does HFCV works?
 Advantages of Fuel cell
 Difficulties of Fuel cell
 Scope in HFCV

3. What is Fuel Cell?
A fuel cell is an electrochemical device in which the
chemical energy of hydrogen and oxygen is
converted into electrical energy.

4. How does fuel cell works?
Fuel cells are designed to extract electrons from the
fuel source and provide a continuous electric
current.

6. Let us see how HFCV works

7.  Use less fuel than the ICE
 Emit less gases than the ICE
 Fuel efficiency increases
 Lower emissions and better mileage
 Low maintenance
 Doesn’t pollute environment

8.  High initial cost.
 Expensive to repair.
 Batteries are of limited life.
 More weight due to battery packs.

9.  Department of science and technology,
government of India formulated all automakers
to convert the existing ICE to FCV.
 Under "Make in India" digital project Govt. of
India providing financial aid i.e. 50% the total
project cost.

10.  Knowing what’s under the hood of hybrid
electric vehicles will help you evaluate the
available choices in the market. Enjoy driving
into the future.