Dr. Caine Finnerty

Solid oxide fuel cell systems development

Solid oxide fuel cell systems development and commercialization

Natural gas utility

A type of fuel cell that uses a solid ceramic material as its electrolyte. It operates at high temperatures and can utilize various fuels including natural gas, biogas, and hydrogen.

West Virginia

A joint venture between WATT Fuel Cell Corp. and Solar Acquisitions Corp. focused on developing and commercializing lightweight solid oxide fuel cell systems with high energy density output up to 500W.

Deployment of 500 residential Imperium® Solid Oxide Fuel Cells to Hope Gas customers across West Virginia. The 1.5 kW fuel cells will provide on-site power generation, operating in parallel with the commercial grid.

Lightweight fuel cells capable of highly dense energy output, developed through the Evolution Fuel Cell Inc. joint venture. Designed for applications up to 500W.

A 1.5 kW residential fuel cell that extracts hydrogen from natural gas and converts it to electrical power through an electrochemical process. The fuel cell operates in parallel with the commercial power grid and produces power that is at least 50% cleaner than grid electricity, with minimal emissions.