The one kilowatt unit, which is one metre high, 60 centimeters wide and 30 centimeters deep and while this model uses household gas or LPG to create electricity, Mitsubishi said that kerosene, naptha and methanol versions are under development.
It claims that the device will easily power the needs of an average household and that the size of such devices will shrink quickly, demonstrating the advances it's made from its previous model to its latest unit.
One kilowatt doesn't seem to be quite enough for most households we know...
The firm did not say how much the PEFC device, pictured below next to an earlier model, will cost. µ
what the market price and is in available in USA .
What would be the required amount of gas needed to provide 1 kw in a month.