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Scientists at EPFL and GRT Group have built the world’s first integrated power supply unit that can produce electricity from formic acid, using a fuel cell in an energy-efficient, safe, cost-effective, and sustainable way. Professor Gabor Laurenczy posing in his lab with models of ants, representing the production of formic acid Scientists at EPFL and GRT Group have built the world’s first integrated power supply unit that can produce electricity from formic acid, using a fuel cell in an energy-efficient, safe, cost-effective, and sustainable way. Professor Gabor Laurenczy posing in his lab with models of ants, representing the production of formic acid Scientists at EPFL and GRT Group have built the world’s first integrated power supply unit that can produce electricity from formic acid, using a fuel cell in an energy-efficient, safe, cost-effective, and sustainable way. Professor Gabor Laurenczy posing in his lab with models of ants, representing the production of formic acid Scientists at EPFL and GRT Group have built the world’s first integrated power supply unit that can produce electricity from formic acid, using a fuel cell in an energy-efficient, safe, cost-effective, and sustainable way. Professor Gabor Laurenczy posing in his lab with models of ants, representing the production of formic acid