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Natural Gas as a New Prospect in Everyday Use of Electric Vehicles

George N. Prodromidis    
Dennis E. Mytakis and Frank A. Coutelieris    

Resumen

This work proposes a home-scale charging station for electric vehicles (EVs), which makes use of the existing grid of natural gas. The station is based on a CH4-fed solid oxide fuel cell for energy conversion. The feasibility of the wide use of such a system has been also proved in economic terms.

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