The door to the hydrogen economy may be made of cobalt

One promising class of fuel cells are polymer electrolyte fuel cells, an example of a proton exchange fuel cell. While these are not a new technology
they were first used on the Apollo missions in the 1960s and 1970s they have one prohibitive barrier: cost.

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