RE: CSthe end of the gas age?

-list@eskimo.com Subject: CSthe end of the gas age? Making hydrogen from water takes a lot more energy than you get out of using the hydrogen. Then take a look at this: http://email.gmcanada.com/corpdb/cachq/pressrel.nsf/0/f31c06740fddd3a585256b d0006e9496?OpenDocument http://www.businessweek.com

Re: CSthe end of the gas age?

The links go to ways to use hydrogen but no mention on how to produce hydrogen. Do a search on hydrogen production. To my surprise, liquid hydrogen actually contains more BTUs than gasoline per pound. The pounds are bigger. It takes a fair shot of energy to liquify hydrogen but hydrogen vehicles

Re: CSthe end of the gas age?

To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 11:02 AM Subject: Re: CSthe end of the gas age? The links go to ways to use hydrogen but no mention on how to produce hydrogen. Do a search on hydrogen production. To my surprise, liquid hydrogen actually contains more BTUs than

CSthe end of the gas age?

Making hydrogen from water takes a lot more energy than you get out of using the hydrogen. Then take a look at this: http://email.gmcanada.com/corpdb/cachq/pressrel.nsf/0/f31c06740fddd3a585256bd0006e9496?OpenDocument http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/03_43/b3855073.htm

RE: CSthe end of the gas age?

: CSthe end of the gas age? Making hydrogen from water takes a lot more energy than you get out of using the hydrogen. Then take a look at this: http://email.gmcanada.com/corpdb/cachq/pressrel.nsf/0/f31c06740fddd3a585256b d0006e9496?OpenDocument http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/03_43

Re: CSthe end of the gas age?

Hydrogen is the smallest atom we know making it difficult to contain. Hydrogen has very low energy content meaning you need very high pressures (5,000 psi to 10,000 psi) to carry enough to get anywhere. These pressures make refueling a challenge and a wreck overly exciting even excluding any