Gary P Stottler

Title: Gary P. Stottler: Energy Conversion and Storage

Introduction

Gary P. Stottler is an inventor associated with Albany, New York, and Standard Hydrogen Corporation. His patent work concerns systems for converting and storing energy, with a focus on integrating hydrogen production and fuel-cell electricity generation.

Latest Patents

Stottler is credited with 1 patent, titled “Systems for Converting and Storing Energy.” The invention describes an electrical generation system that combines an electrolyzer with a fuel-cell system. The electrolyzer uses water and electrical power to produce hydrogen and oxygen. The fuel-cell system receives hydrogen at its anode and can selectively receive either oxygen from the electrolyzer or ambient air at its cathode. It then generates electricity through a fuel-cell reaction using hydrogen and oxygen.

Career Highlights

Stottler’s listed invention addresses the connection between electrolysis and fuel-cell generation, bringing hydrogen production and electricity generation together in one system. He is associated with Standard Hydrogen Corporation.

Collaborations

Stottler’s listed coworkers include Paul F. Mutolo and William W. Dailey. Their names are associated with his professional and inventive context.

Conclusion

Gary P. Stottler’s patent describes an integrated approach to producing hydrogen and using it in a fuel cell to generate electricity, reflecting his work in energy conversion and storage.