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Environment
SolviCore Helps Power Yacht’s Fuel Cell
by Michael McCoy
December 14, 2009
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 87, Issue 50
SolviCore will supply key components for the fuel cell that powers an auxiliary electric engine in Zero CO2, the first hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered yacht. The yacht will sail the Mediterranean from April to December 2010 to study pollution by analyzing air, sea, and port sediments. SolviCore is a three-year-old joint venture set up by Solvay and Umicore to develop fuel-cell membrane electrode assemblies.
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