NPPD to participate in Hydrogen Utility Group
Sunday, December 11, 2005
"Looking ahead on how to generate more electricity, as well as revenue - while being environmentally friendly - Nebraska Public Power District's board of directors discussed several alternative fuel strategies. Approval was given Friday for NPPD to participate in the Hydrogen Utility Group, which shares ideas on producing and using hydrogen. “This is an opportunity,” said Bill Fehrman, NPPD president and CEO. Researchers are saying hydrogen-based fuel could some day be inexpensive enough that commercial buildings or homes might have their own power supplies. The most common methods currently used to produce hydrogen-powered fuel cells are expensive - separating it from steam, extracting it from methanol or biomass such as corn, or splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen." Source: columbustelegram.com
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