jerry dycus wrote:
> There is no thing as inexpensive electricity.
> The cost of using that electricity is the price you
> casn sell it at, not the price you make it for.
> Electricity is a high order energy form because you
> can use it directly, eff at 75% or higher.
The definition
Hi Robert and All,
>
> Hello Steve and others!
>
> Some of you are veterans of the endless "exergy"
> wars over at
> sci.energy.hydrogen, and as I have been contributing
something like this:
>
> 1. We have, with current technology, the
> ability to generate electricity
> fr
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> temn million windmills would make for mighty
> expensive hydrogen.
>
=
Steve
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steve spence wrote:
> temn million windmills would make for mighty expensive hydrogen.
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> Steve Spence
Hello Steve and others!
Some of you are veterans of the endless "exergy" wars over at
sci.energy.hydrogen, and as I have been contributing to that forum for a number
of years, t
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We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors,
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Hi Bob? and All,
Could the people on the list please edit
your posts. 15K to 42K just for 1 or 2 lines isn't
cool.
Always edit the trailers/ signatures because
they are about 4K+ each. Many posts lately have had as
many as 8 of these .
Also if you edit well listees
Steve be careful remember time is a factor in the equation, but I tend to
agree it will take multiple forms of alternate energy to do it. Fred
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We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors,
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perhaps we shou
lol greg don't they might get hurt if they are that numb
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We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors,
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> perhaps we
perhaps we should tell them it`s in water, and we will never run out of
that. greg m
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> No one on this list, that I know of, has suggested su
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> > At best biofuels are an interim energy source. The claim hydrogen will run
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> > At best biofuels are an interim energy source. The claim hydrogen will run
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orage, etc?
At present, it's almost impossible to determine that biofuels or renewables
will become obsolete at the end of some indeterminate interim.
Todd
Appal Energy
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> At best biofuels are an interim energy source. The claim hydrogen will run
out when fossil fuels expire is pure nonsense. Here is just one example of
how hydrog
At best biofuels are an interim energy source. The claim hydrogen will run out
when fossil fuels expire is pure nonsense. Here is just one example of how
hydrogen can replace oil. http://www.phoenixproject.net/ Bob
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