Internal Combustion Engine Portal Page

Internal combustion engines have been used since the start of the 20th century to power cars and convert fuels to electricity.

Hydrogen Internal Combustion is the use of hydrogen fuel in an internal combustion engine. Seen by many as a bridge between current gas-guzzlers and fuel cell vehicles because although the technology is very similar to that used in normal combustion engines, the hydrogen fuel produces no carbon oxide pollution, and has very low levels of other pollutants. Fuel Cell Vehicles provide lower emissions values still.