Article: Fuel cells attractive energy alternative for future Hydrogen-burning system could power automobiles, offices, homes, factories

WASHINGTON -- In a not-distant energy revolution, commuters may drive home from work and, in order to use energy in an economical and pollution-free way, leave their cars running all night.

The cars will be lighting, and heating or cooling, the houses the commuters come home to.

Back at work the next day, the cars may pull up to docking stations and pump electricity into offices or factories. A new kind of vehicle, only a handful of which exist anywhere in the world, could do that and more, proponents say. A race is on among car manufacturers in the United States, Germany and Japan to perfect automobiles that will run without expensive-to- maintain, pollution-generating internal combustion ...

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