Alkaline Fuel Cell Power CEO Frank Carnevale joins Natalie Stoberman to detail the launch of the micro-combined heat and power fuel cell prototype called Jupiter 1.0.
Carnevale says the Jupiter 1.0 is built to supply power during peak demand periods and serves as a back-up when required for homes and small buildings. Jupiter 1.0 has successfully demonstrated its capabilities by powering several appliances and providing hot water within the company’s Belgian facility. At capacity, Jupiter 1.0 is expected to deliver approximately 7kW for the first hour of use, with a 4kW electrical output afterward representing approximately 3.2 kWh equivalent in heating output.