Japan based Genepax seems to be doing a real good job with its water energy fuel cell prototype. Its Membrane Electrode Assembly (MEA) contains a chemical that can effectively convert water into hydrogen and oxygen through a chemical reaction. The company wisely states that they have a well known route to produce hydrogen from water to the MEA, without giving away any other information. The system comes to a high priced ¥2,000,000 or around $18,700 which does not include the car, but the company says that if it can get it into mass production that could be cut to ¥500,000 or just under $5,000. Thanks to these people,the concept of water-powered fuel vehicle has become a reality.
via: engadget
