krishnaswamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I beg to disagree. Gasification of biomass is one of the most promising
routes for conversion of solar energy to hydrogen with photosynthetic
intermediation. Atmospheric gasification yields about 5% (w/w) per kg of
biomass and another 4% (w/w) per kg of
Well, I think it is still off-topic, but others are proceeding, so
Damian wrote:
So I would suppose that fuel cells and hydrogen would come under renewable
energy.
Only if the hydrogen came from a renewable source. Most comes from petroleum
production, not a renewable resource (in
