Clarification/correction: Jamie was quoted here, not me...
ben On 2/24/07, dooger watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ben Barrett wrote: (NOT ben but jamie!) > hey? how about hydrogen powered generaters for our homes ? > prolly too expensive right now, but if hydrogen cars were common... and > the fuel was inexpensive enough... There does seem to be an abundance of hydrogen--at least in our end of the universe--but it's mostly locked up in the water molecule. And there's a terrifically strong bond. (Takes an awful lot of energy to break it). Just wondering if hydrogen won't end up being a dead end; it will cost so much to get to it, it won't just be robbing Peter to pay Paul; it will bankrupt the economy. And has there ever been a really dependable/affordable fuel cell? All I can read about them, they're fraught with problems and in constant need of maintenance and repair. Does seem like solar/electric is going to be the only sensibly affordable energy to shoot for. _______________________________________________ EUGLUG mailing list euglug@euglug.org http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo/euglug
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