Most of the basic chemicals and gases used in a typical semiconductor manufacturing facility can be produced using the RET and eRET systems. The eRET can produce both electricity and hydrogen and oxygen simultaneously in order to provide the most basic energy and chemical resource needed to produce silicon chips. In addition, the eRET can be interfaced with a fuel cell to provide additional electricity and other important semiconductor gases such as nitrogen, argon and even helium. The above figures show two different scenarios that illustrate these points.