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Entrant Posted by Alfred Wimmer	Wednesday 19 August 2009 5:01:12 am Hydrogen / the Future in Energy Hydrogen power plant in works: A New Mexico-based energy technology company announced plans Wednesday to develop in southern New Mexico what it calls the world’s first utility-scale, zero-emissions hydrogen power plant. Jetstream ... Alert moderator
Entrant Posted by Alfred Wimmer	Wednesday 19 August 2009 5:04:57 am Hydrogen power plant in works Hydrogen / the Future in Energy July 16, 2009 View for printing A New Mexico-based energy technology company announced plans Wednesday to develop in southern New Mexico what it calls the world’s first utility-scale, zero-emissions hydrogen power plant. Jetstream Wind Inc. http://www.jetstreamwind.com officials said the $219 million plant would use electricity from wind, solar and other renewable energy sources to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen would then be burned in a turbine – similar to those used by natural gas-fired power plants – to generate enough electricity to power about 6,000 homes and businesses. Full Story: http://www.spokesman.com/stories/200 ... t-in-works/ No reader comments so far. Be the first to comment by clicking the button below. No radiating material, no environmental pollution, no health impacts, securing the future of coming generations, Horizon2 a Economic Mass-Production based on renewable Energy Alert moderator
Entrant Posted by Alfred Wimmer	Wednesday 19 August 2009 8:35:07 pm Hydrogen / Fuel Cell Technology Morgan features hydrogen fuel cell LIFEcar at British Motor Show Tradionalist British sports car maker Morgan is breaking with the past as it shows it hydrogen fueled LIFEcar concept in Britain for the first time. The fuel cell and electric drive LIFEcar blends old-time Morgan styling with modern aerodynamics to create a car that gets the equivalent of 130 mpg (US). A Economic Hydrogen Mass-production based on Renewable Energy will make the Hydrogen Economy a reality, to achieve the cost reduction is the goal and challenge. Securing affordable food for all and securing living standards. Which other solution can do it? Alert moderator
Entrant Posted by Alfred Wimmer	Thursday 20 August 2009 7:19:51 am Big EU Entrepreneur puts his money on Hydrogen. Quote Mr. Hayek / CEO Swatch Die Technologie ist nicht neu. Sie zuverlässiger und günstiger herzustellen, ist die Herausforderung der Stunde ( The Technology is not new. To make the Technology more reliable and to reduce it's cost is the challenge ) Horizon2 is a Hydrogn Mass-production based on renewable energy resources and at affordable costs. Alert moderator
Entrant Posted by Norman Davison View on LinkedIn	Tuesday 01 September 2009 5:31:45 pm Methanol fuel cell selected by Ford Car manufacturer's Ford, Toyota and Nissan , have become frustrated with Hydrogen fuel cells and are switching to Methanol based fuel cells . These cells will be used as small booster packs for all electric cars and for hybrids, in order to extend their range. Existing logistics and distribution, can incorporate this hydrocarbon without major changes, as they are already familiar with existing volatile liquids. So the car that just puts water out as a combustion product is still some time in the future. However Solarvasserstoffe for large scale generation remains a must . On the next upswing, Oil requirement will be heading towards 100 million barrels per day. Which production can not meet . 580 Oilfields have peaked world wide . With production declining at the rate of 6->9%.and Interest in the Tar sands is declining. The ballance of energy will have to be found from some where. Or declining living standards. Nuclear power plants take at least 7 years to build and commission . So they will not fill the Oil Gap. The possibilities remain the same : 1) a)Solar Hydrogen at the large generator level b) solar concentrating for boiler operation/steam turbine generation. 2) Solar PV in the home 3) Solar Thermal in the home . 4) Eco- Insulation Panels on the exterior of all new buildings and retro-fitting to older buildings. This reduces heating cooling energy by 80% and is the lowest in terms of capital cost. For a look at our latest ultra-light weight eco-building panels go to www.structulates.com , pages 23,24,25, Alert moderator
Member Posted by Millie Cook	Thursday 21 January 2010 7:37:42 pm The pattens to the fuel cells are owned by the oil companies. I am going to look for the articles I've read and post them here. Thanks Alert moderator

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Posted by Alfred Wimmer

Wednesday 19 August 2009 5:01:12 am

Hydrogen / the Future in Energy

Hydrogen power plant in works:

A New Mexico-based energy technology company announced plans Wednesday to develop in southern New Mexico what it calls the world’s first utility-scale, zero-emissions hydrogen power plant. Jetstream ...

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Posted by Alfred Wimmer

Wednesday 19 August 2009 5:04:57 am

Hydrogen power plant in works
Hydrogen / the Future in Energy

July 16, 2009 View for printing

A New Mexico-based energy technology company announced plans Wednesday to develop in southern New Mexico what it calls the world’s first utility-scale, zero-emissions hydrogen power plant.

Jetstream Wind Inc. http://www.jetstreamwind.com officials said the $219 million plant would use electricity from wind, solar and other renewable energy sources to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen would then be burned in a turbine – similar to those used by natural gas-fired power plants – to generate enough electricity to power about 6,000 homes and businesses.

Full Story: http://www.spokesman.com/stories/200 ... t-in-works/
No reader comments so far. Be the first to comment by clicking the button below.

No radiating material, no environmental pollution, no health impacts, securing the future of coming generations,

Horizon2 a Economic Mass-Production based on renewable Energy

Entrant

Posted by Alfred Wimmer

Wednesday 19 August 2009 8:35:07 pm

Hydrogen / Fuel Cell Technology

Morgan features hydrogen fuel cell LIFEcar at British Motor Show

Tradionalist British sports car maker Morgan is breaking with the past as it shows it hydrogen fueled LIFEcar concept in Britain for the first time. The fuel cell and electric drive LIFEcar blends old-time Morgan styling with modern aerodynamics to create a car that gets the equivalent of 130 mpg (US).

A Economic Hydrogen Mass-production based on Renewable Energy will make the Hydrogen Economy a reality, to achieve the cost reduction is the goal and challenge. Securing affordable food for all and securing living standards.

Which other solution can do it?

Entrant

Posted by Alfred Wimmer

Thursday 20 August 2009 7:19:51 am

Big EU Entrepreneur puts his money on Hydrogen. Quote Mr. Hayek / CEO Swatch

Die Technologie ist nicht neu. Sie zuverlässiger und günstiger herzustellen, ist die Herausforderung der Stunde ( The Technology is not new. To make the Technology more reliable and to reduce it's cost is the challenge )

Horizon2 is a Hydrogn Mass-production based on renewable energy resources and at affordable costs.

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Posted by Norman Davison

View on LinkedIn

Tuesday 01 September 2009 5:31:45 pm

Methanol fuel cell selected by Ford

Car manufacturer's Ford, Toyota and Nissan , have become frustrated with Hydrogen fuel cells and are switching to Methanol based fuel cells .
These cells will be used as small booster packs for all electric cars and for hybrids, in order to extend their range.

Existing logistics and distribution, can incorporate this hydrocarbon without major changes, as they are already familiar with existing volatile liquids.
So the car that just puts water out as a combustion product is still some time in the future.

However Solarvasserstoffe for large scale generation remains a must . On the next upswing, Oil requirement will be heading towards 100 million barrels per day.
Which production can not meet . 580 Oilfields have peaked world wide . With production declining at the rate of 6->9%.and Interest in the Tar sands is declining. The ballance of energy will have to be found from some where. Or declining living standards. Nuclear power plants take at least 7 years to build and commission . So they will not fill the Oil Gap.

The possibilities remain the same :

1) a)Solar Hydrogen at the large generator level b) solar concentrating for boiler operation/steam turbine generation.

2) Solar PV in the home

3) Solar Thermal in the home .

4) Eco- Insulation Panels on the exterior of all new buildings and retro-fitting to older buildings. This reduces heating cooling energy by 80% and is the lowest in terms of capital cost.

For a look at our latest ultra-light weight eco-building panels go to www.structulates.com , pages 23,24,25,