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Fuel cells have been used extensively across a number of industries. Some of the more recent industries, which are using fuel cells of date, are smart grids and electric vehicles industries. One of the key requirements of a fuel cell is how much energy it can store and how safe it can store the energy. In this respect, there are different types of fuel cells, which are available depending on the application for which they are needed. Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cells have the advantage of being able to store more energy than standard fuel cells, are more durable and have no carbon residue whatsoever which reduces the environmental impact. In addition to this, the Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cells are also easier to design and hence the manufacturing cost for the same is minimal. Request Sample Governments around the world are trying to invest in clean energy, however the complete shift to clean energy will take decades. During this period, Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM)...