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Solar Hydrogen: Fuel of the Future [View all] nationalize the fed Jun 2014 OP
Solar Hydro can!...nt SidDithers Jun 2014 #1
K&R. over here folks! A new world is possible... Anansi1171 Jun 2014 #2
Not really. H2 is more hype than hope. kristopher Jun 2014 #3
This post doesn't seem to belong here. DLnyc Jun 2014 #4
It is the difference between hype and reality - AKA "Greenwashing" kristopher Jun 2014 #6
You know, I never thought about flywheels. Benton D Struckcheon Jun 2014 #8
Europeans are way ahead of the US nationalize the fed Jun 2014 #11
The large entrenched energy providers trying to preserve their relevance. kristopher Jun 2014 #12
Julian Cox nationalize the fed Jun 2014 #5
Going back to character assassination again? kristopher Jun 2014 #7
The only character assassination involved nationalize the fed Jun 2014 #9
Renewables are impacted by the performance of hydrogen, not the other way around. kristopher Jun 2014 #10
H2 doesn't have to be stored as gas. DetlefK Jun 2014 #22
I am interested in the prospect of using hydrogen for industrial manufacturing StevieM Jun 2014 #13
I really have a hard time seeing how this wins over regular EVs caraher Jun 2014 #14
But what about using hydrogen for other purposes? StevieM Jun 2014 #15
I can certainly imagine other uses caraher Jun 2014 #16
What do you mean by industry and manufacturing? oldhippie Jun 2014 #17
I'm not totally certain myself, which is why I was asking. I think the best examples StevieM Jun 2014 #18
When I think of industrial processes ... oldhippie Jun 2014 #19
Your points about hydrogen are very good ones. But that brings me back to my original question. StevieM Jun 2014 #20
The book lays it out nationalize the fed Jun 2014 #21
Again, this is at best a small niche application caraher Jun 2014 #23
Hydrogen leaks slowly from any material FogerRox Jun 2014 #24
Fuel cells have a long way to go before they can be as efficient as todays EV. FogerRox Jun 2014 #25
No, it really isn't. jeff47 Jun 2014 #26
Well, you could put a whole bunch of solar cells on the roof of the gas station after this... genwah Jun 2014 #27
Hmm...didn't seem to embed. Here you go. genwah Jun 2014 #28
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