Q. In Iceland, first hydrogen fuel station was opened in:

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Q. Fuel cells are known as:

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Q. In which country several buses powered by fuel cells?

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Q. Hydrogen isotops includes: deuterium and

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Q. Primarily, hydrogen is stored in cylinders at:

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Q. Iceland is also known as:

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Q. Nuclei of hydrogen are fused to form:

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Q. Fusion power has been produced on earth at level up to:

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Q. A fuel cell converts chemical energy of a fuel into

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Q. In nuclear reaction of hydrogen and magnetic bottle is known as:

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Q. Hydrogen can easily be transported by

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Q. RCEP stands for

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Q. Hydrogen for fuel cells can be generated from a wide variety of

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Q. Hydrogen utilized by fuel cells, gained from a coal and

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Q. Fuel cells, having high effeciency roundabout:

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Q. Fusion of hydrogen nuclei, releases large amount of

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Q. Electrolysis process in fuel cell, generating

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Q. In UK, first Energy policy was on Energy Changing Climate published in:

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Q. A temperature of 100 million degrees celsius is required for the

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Q. Which country is in forefront of development of a hydrogen economy?

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