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Anoop Kurup
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No. As of today, no solar technology can compete with the pricing of traditional methods of power production. The pricing fluctuates between 12-20cents/KWh whereas traditional methods are between 7-11 cents/KWh. Until solar technology can compete...
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Padmaja Baskar
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Yes , the reason is we have ample amount of sunlight in India. And it is a very cost effective technique and the power produced is also huge amount. So will help us ....
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The heart of a fuel cell is the catalyst which accelerates the hydrogen splitting process. Presently, the best catalyst available is Platinum, which is a very costly material. There is a lot of research happening to find new catalyst for fuel cells, but we are still to find a replacement to platinum. Secondly the membrane (proton exchange membrane) is also necessary for the fuel cell to work. The membranes we use today are not the most efficient ones and are made up of materials that degrade too soon. Again research to find better PEM is on. Thirdly, the issue of storage of hydrogen. Hydrogen storage was a big research topic for a decade between 1995-2005, but due to government grants dryin...
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