Bio-Electrochemical Fuel Cell, Bio-electrochemical fuel cells generate clean energy by combining microbial activity with electrochemical systems.

A Bio-Electrochemical Fuel Cell is a device that harnesses biological processes to generate electrical energy. Unlike traditional chemical fuel cells, which use catalysts like platinum, bio-electrochemical fuel cells use microorganisms or enzymes to catalyze the chemical reactions that produce a current.

Microbial fuel cell technology is a primary example of this type of fuel cell. The key advantage of these cells is their ability to use a wide variety of organic waste as fuel, offering a clean and sustainable energy source. The development of bio-electrochemical fuel cells is a key area of research in the pursuit of sustainable fuel cells and a more circular energy economy.