In sectors such as power generation, fuel cells are already in play. A fuel cell stack comprises of individual cells, each containing an anode, a cathode and an electrolyte layer. Hydrogen fuel enters the cells, and when combined with oxygen, a chemical reaction takes place, generating electricity and water. This energy is then routed out of the stack. The technology is common in backup power generation at sites like factories, where blackouts can cost millions, and hospitals, where blackouts can cost lives….