Hydrogen revolution in East Valley
Monday, October 31, 2005
"The process of getting the cars on the road is relatively simple: the used compressed natural gas vehicles are pruchased from the city at public auction and delivered to EVIT where students install a $500 adapter that converts the engine from running on natural gas to running on a natural gas-hydrogen hybrid. Part of the problem for skeptics of the hydrogen revolution is the refining process. The most efficient way to separate the element now comes through fossil fuels like natural gas. Separating hydrogen from water through electrolysis is a cleaner method, but right now it's costly and inefficient. The technology to do that using solar and wind power is just waiting to be put to use." Source: fuelcellsworks.com
posted by Frank @ 10:52 AM,
