A publication called Seeking Alpha released an online article called “Global Warming Up to a Hydrogen Economy” that takes an interesting peek into what the future may look like for hydrogen cars and the economy. For instance, they predict that one day, fuel cells will rely heavily on rare earth metals and that a metal […]
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For those who thought that the Olympic torch in San Francisco recently brought out many rallying cries from anti-Chinese government activists, there is another rallying cry escalating in the environmental movement. What some have referred to as the “Hydrogen Manhattan Project” over the years is now seen as something that is necessary, viable and in […]
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Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve talked about the California Air Resources Board (CARB) requirement for automakers to build a certain number of hydrogen cars in the state. I’ve also talked about General Motor’s frustration with the lack of hydrogen fueling stations now operational as well as the lack of stations planned in the […]
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The cost of building a hydrogen fueling infrastructure is an often debated subject. Critics say the costs are too high especially when only a few number of vehicles have been built. Carmakers say they don’t want to built more cars until an infrastructure is in place in which to refuel their cars. This is called […]
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In the aftermath of the CARB (California Air Resources Board) cutbacks on the number of required hydrogen vehicles, GM is saying it wants to accelerate its fuel cell program but is frustrated by the lack of infrastructure support. At the National Hydrogen Association’s keynote address in Sacramento, California, GM’s Larry Burns, Vice President of Research […]
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Tomorrow’s hydrogen infrastructure will not be the same as today’s gasoline infrastructure. The naysayers of hydrogen technology point out how overwhelming it will be to set up a hydrogen infrastructure that models the current gasoline infrastructure and they may be right.
Producing hydrogen gas in centralized facilities and then piping, trucking or sending it by train […]
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With all the talk of California’s Hydrogen Highway system and fuel cell vehicle prototypes coming out of Detroit, Michigan one state that is often overlooked in hydrogen development has been South Carolina. But, South Carolina has been making a name for itself over the past 5 years when it comes to hydrogen and fuel cell […]
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New York City has developed a green map so that businesses and residents may work and live in a more environmentally conscious manner. There are many tips on the green map for saving energy such as using a bicycle more often or using compact fluorescent light bulbs at home and at work.
Of particular note is […]
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According to Philip King in The Australian, the big oil companies are the weakest link in the budding hydrogen transportation system. King quotes DaimlerChrysler vice-president Herbert Kohler as saying that the governments should require the oil companies to build the infrastructure to support hydrogen cars if they are also going to require automakers to build […]
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I’ve said it before that breakthroughs in solar photovoltaic (PV) technology may just be key to the developing of a hydrogen infrastructure and economy. If solar panels can be produced cheaply enough to compete with energy supplied by fossil fuels, then the Solar Revolution may just spark a Hydrogen Revolution on its heels.
One company with […]
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