FUEL CELL COST-EFFECTIVENESS ASSESSMENT FOR COMBINED HEAT AND POWER APPLICATIONS

A.T. de Almeida,∗ M. Khalilov,∗ P. Fonseca,∗ C. Ferreira,∗ A. Jahn,∗∗ J. Muhling,∗∗ and T. Mansfield∗∗ ¨

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