NOVELTY - Producing electricity and hydrogen or syngas, using molten carbonate fuel cell comprising anode and cathode, comprises: introducing anode fuel stream comprising reformable fuel into the anode of fuel cell and/or an internal reforming element associated with the anode of fuel cell; introducing cathode inlet stream comprising carbon dioxide and oxygen into the cathode of fuel cell; generating electricity within the fuel cell; generating anode exhaust from anode outlet of the fuel cell; and separating hydrogen containing stream and/or syngas containing stream from the anode exhaust.    USE - This method is useful for producing electricity, hydrogen and/or syngas.    ADVANTAGE - This method utilizes the molten carbonate fuel cell in which the fuel utilization at the anode is less than or equal to 40% and the carbon dioxide utilization at the cathode is at least 65%, thus facilitating capture of the carbon dioxide for subsequent sequestration, and increased production of syngas or hydrogen, while reducing or minimizing the amount of carbon dioxide exiting the fuel cell in the cathode exhaust stream, thus exhibiting improved syngas production efficiency while also enabling electricity generation.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Producing electricity and hydrogen or syngas, using a molten carbonate fuel cell comprising an anode and a cathode, comprises: introducing an anode fuel stream comprising a reformable fuel into the anode of the molten carbonate fuel cell and/or an internal reforming element associated with the anode of the molten carbonate fuel cell; introducing a cathode inlet stream comprising carbon dioxide and oxygen into the cathode of the molten carbonate fuel cell; generating electricity within the molten carbonate fuel cell; generating an anode exhaust from an anode outlet of the molten carbonate fuel cell; and separating a hydrogen containing stream and/or a syngas containing stream from the anode exhaust, where a fuel utilization of the anode of the molten carbonate fuel cell is less than or equal to 50% and carbon dioxide utilization of the cathode of the molten carbonate fuel cell is at least 60%.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows a schematic view of the operation of molten carbonate fuel cell.