Traduction de «Direct methanol proton exchange fuel cell » (Anglais → Français) :

direct methanol fuel cell [ DMFC | direct methanol proton exchange fuel cell ]

proton exchange membrane fuel cell [ PEMFC | polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell | PEM fuel cell | solid polymer electrolyte fuel cell | solid electrolyte fuel cell | ion exchange membrane fuel cell ]

proton exchange membrane fuel cell technology [ PEM fuel cell technology ]

proton exchange membrane fuel cell | PEMFC | polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell

proton-exchange membrane fuel cell | PEMFC [Abbr.]

direct methanol fuel cell | DMFC [Abbr.]

direct methanol fuel cell | DMFC

Canada and the greater Vancouver area, including its universities and research institutes, have a long, successful history in proton exchange membrane fuel cell technology since the first days of Ballard's fuel cell development initiated in 1983.

35. Calls on the Commission to initiate a programme specifically targeted at eradicating rural poverty at the same time as promoting renewable energy use in developing countries, by funding technology for converting biomass either directly into electricity, or into methanol and/or hydrogen, for use in fuel cells;

19. Asks the Commission to undertake further research into greater resource use efficiency, and to explore new and innovative ways of promoting technology cooperation and transfer to developing countries in order to bridge the digital divide and to facilitate "technology leapfrogging' in areas including energy, transport, and waste management, incorporating the aspect of sustainable water and forestry management and combating desertification; also asks the Commission to consider a programme specifically targeted at eradicating rural poverty at the same time as promoting renewable energy in developing countries, by funding technology for converting bioma ...[+++]ss either directly into electricity or into methanol and/or hydrogen for use in fuel cells;

18. Asks the Commission to undertake further research into greater resource-use efficiency; and to explore new and innovative ways of promoting technology co-operation and transfer to developing countries to bridge the digital divide and to facilitate ‘technology leapfrogging’ in areas including energy, transport, and waste management, incorporating the aspect of sustainable water and forestry management and combating desertification and to consider a programme specifically targeted at eradicating rural poverty at the same time as promoting renewable energy in developing countries, by funding technology for converting bioma ...[+++]ss either directly into electricity or into methanol and/or hydrogen for use in fuel cells;