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Assessment of the environmental aspects of the DOE phosphoric acid fuel-cell program

This report describes the likely facets of a nationwide phosphoric acid fuel cell (PAFC) power plant commercial system and assesses the beneficial and adverse environmental impacts produced by the system. PAFC power plants will be sited to provide on-site and electric utility power generation. Envisioned is a PAFC system consisting of production facilities, multi-kilowatt and multi-megawatt power plants, and fuel production and delivery facilities. Eleven specific system activities are characterized and evaluated. Also included is a review of fuel cell technology and a description of DOE's National Fuel Cell Program. Based on current and reasonably foreseeable PAFC characteristics, no environmental or energy impact factor has been identified that would significantly inhibit the commercialization of PAFC power plant technology.