NOVELTY - Fuel processing comprises receiving mixture of fuel and steam in a reformer reactor, supplying reformate gas to a shift reactor, receiving product gas generated by the shift reactor in a condenser to recover heat from the product gas, flowing output gas stream from the condenser to carbon monoxide oxidizer, and providing carbon monoxide oxidizer output to a fuel cell for generating electricity.    USE - The invention is used for generating hydrogen for use in fuel cells.    ADVANTAGE - The invention provides increased efficiency and lower capital costs.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Fuel processing comprises receiving mixture of fuel and steam in a reformer reactor operating in a reforming step to produce hydrogen-rich reformate gas, supplying the reformate gas to a shift reactor to reduce the concentration of carbon monoxide (CO) gas present in the reformate gas, receiving product gas generated by the shift reactor in a condenser to recover heat from the product gas, flowing output gas stream from the condenser to a CO oxidizer to further reduce CO concentration, and providing CO oxidizer output to a fuel cell for generating electricity.    An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a fuel processor (200) based on autothermal cyclic reforming process, comprising:    (a) two reformer reactors with integrated heat exchangers and cycling between a reforming step and a regeneration step;    (b) a heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) for generating steam, which is mixed with fresh fuel and delivered to the reformer reactor operating in a reforming step to produce hydrogen-rich reformate gas;    (c) a shift reactor receiving the reformate gas to reduce the concentration of CO gas present in the reformate gas to produce shift reactor product gas;    (d) a condenser receiving the shift reactor product gas to recover heat from the shift reactor product gas;    (e) a CO oxidizer receiving output gas stream from the condenser to further reduce the concentration of the CO in the condenser output gas stream; and    (f) a fuel cell having an anode and cathode sections, with the anode section receiving gas stream output by the oxidizer and the cathode section receiving ambient air to initiate an electrochemical reaction with the gas stream received by the anode.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure is a schematic view showing the integration of autothermal cyclic reformer with a fuel cell.    Fuel processor (200)    Cyclic valves (203)    Catalysts (205, 207)