Honda adds fuel cell electric infrastructure to its Torrance campus

Honda has been one of the leaders in fuel cell vehicles over the years. It's a system that converts pressurized hydrogen into electricity through a chemical process, producing no emissions.Now, the company is turning its attention to stationary fuel cell powerplants.

American Honda is one of the biggest employers in the city, and decided its own campus would serve as a perfect test bed before marketing the system commercially. Fuel cell technology isn't new, but we usually see it in vehicles -- from compact cars to even big rig trucks working at the ports. Now, Honda is joining the arena of non-mobile applications for the clean-running hydrogen power source.

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