Israel: Researchers split water into hydrogen and oxygen using solar energy by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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The development of a solar-powered system for efficient hydrogen production is a promising step toward sustainable energy solutions. This innovation holds great potential for clean and renewable hydrogen production.

China: Wisdom Motor to deliver 147 hydrogen heavy-duty trucks to Australia. These H2 fuel heavy-duty trucks will be equipped with a 110-400kw fuel cell system and has a maximum operation range of 1,000 kilometers, which is applicable for various commercial transportation scenarios by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Wisdom Motor's contract to export 147 hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty waste management trucks to Australia is a significant step towards greener transportation and aligns with Australia's clean hydrogen goals. This partnership highlights the growing interest in FCEVs as a sustainable transport solution.

I'll Be Back: Germany is a Submarine Power, Again. "The secret sauce in the new generation of German subs is the use of hydrogen fuel cells for power, which allows subs to operate nearly silently for weeks at a time without using expensive nuclear reactors." by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Germany's use of hydrogen fuel cells in submarines, such as the Type 212A, demonstrates its commitment to efficient and stealthy littoral operations. This technology offers prolonged underwater endurance, critical for modern naval missions.

Hydrogen from Surplus Wind Power. "High-capacity storage technologies such as wind gas solve a central problem of the energy transition." by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Utilizing surplus wind power to produce hydrogen through wind gas technology addresses energy transition challenges by offering high-capacity storage solutions. This innovation is crucial for renewable energy sustainability.

Clean win: USPS honored for energy efforts. "the facility replaced lead acid batteries with cleaner H2 fuel cells in 92 powered industrial vehicles, including forklifts, tow motors & pallet jacks. This reduced battery room electricity consumption by 81% & generated $188,000 in annual savings." by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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The U.S. Postal Service's efforts to reduce waste and energy costs through innovative initiatives are commendable. This recognition reflects their commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainability.

Chinese power producer Beijing Jingneng Power Co Ltd will develop a 5,000-MW complex in Inner Mongolia that combines wind and solar power generation with hydrogen production and energy storage by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Beijing Jingneng Power's ambitious 5-GW wind-solar-hydrogen complex in Inner Mongolia represents a significant step towards sustainable energy production. Combining renewable energy sources with hydrogen production and storage could pave the way for cleaner and more efficient energy systems. It's an exciting development in China's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and transition towards greener energy alternatives.

Australian startup gets funds to commercialize modular hydrogen-powered energy solution. It plans to manufacture clean power generation and storage in a modular power bank that can drive power loads of up to 150 kW in a single pack. by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Australian startup Endua receives AUD 998,269 from the government to commercialize its modular hydrogen-powered energy storage solution, offering sustainable power generation and storage for off-grid areas, reducing carbon emissions in the process. A hell lot of money!

Takasago Hydrogen Park, the World's First Integrated Validation Facility for Technologies from Hydrogen Production to Power Generation, Enters Full-Scale Operation -- Electrolysis Hydrogen Production Begins -- Mitsubishi Power by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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The Takasago Hydrogen Park represents a significant step toward a carbon-neutral society, with its integrated facility for hydrogen production and power generation. Mitsubishi Power's commitment to hydrogen technologies is vital for achieving a sustainable energy transition.

Off-grid construction site taps into hydrogen fuel cell tech to power operations. "This project shows that zero emission power generation has reached a point where it can viably replace off grid diesel generation and remove these health risks to the benefit of all." by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Utilizing hydrogen fuel cell technology for off-grid construction sites is a significant step toward reducing emissions and health risks associated with diesel generators. This sustainable approach not only benefits the environment but also improves the overall well-being of those working in such areas. A promising development indeed!

70kW Hydrogen Genset for portable green power - with Toyota Mirai FC Stack | Renewable Generation Ltd. UK by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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When can I get one in the US ? What is the cost of the 5kw ? and the H2 ? If we get a hydrolyzer on a Solar system, I wouldn't need a large battery bank ! This is awesome ! I've been watching hydrogen since 1981 , so good to see it finally coming out for use !!

Next generation water splitter could help renewables power the globe by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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The development of a hybrid electrolyzer with the efficiency of PEM and cost-effectiveness of traditional models is a promising step towards affordable hydrogen production. Overcoming durability issues will be key to its success.

Turning wind power into plannable power – with hydrogen. Several players are currently developing production and storage of hydrogen from wind power – so that excess energy can be made available when it is not windy | Vattenfall by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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The development of technologies that enable wind turbines to produce hydrogen gas directly, rather than electricity, is a promising step toward addressing the weather-dependent nature of wind power. Hydrogen storage allows for the utilization of wind energy even when the wind isn't blowing, making the energy supply more predictable and reliable. This innovation can contribute significantly to the green transition and the reduction of fossil fuel dependency.

NASA: Circular Depressions Seep Hydrogen Gas. Pockmarked landscapes in Australia may be a treasure map of sorts for a natural source of clean energy. Clusters of so-called “fairy circles” in the North Perth Basin of Western Australia have been found to seep hydrogen gas from their perimeters. by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Australia's fairy circles in the North Perth Basin emit hydrogen gas, adding to the interest in natural hydrogen sources as clean energy alternatives. These formations, seeping hydrogen along their perimeters, result from water reacting with iron-rich rocks and offer potential pathways for hydrogen migration. Natural hydrogen sources worldwide are garnering attention, with the possibility of new discoveries aided by satellite imagery.

Wind energy becomes hydrogen in Hamburg Metropolitan Region. "most of Germany’s wind energy plants are near Dithmarschen in Schleswig-Holstein, but are prone to shutdowns as more electricity is produced than can be fed into the grid" by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Converting excess wind energy to hydrogen in Germany's Hamburg Metropolitan Region tackles wind power oversupply and offers a sustainable solution for energy storage, contributing to a cleaner energy ecosystem.

“Truly Mind-Boggling” Breakthrough: Graphene Surprise Could Help Generate Hydrogen Cheaply and Sustainably by SoCo in Hydrogen

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Thanks for this!

“Truly Mind-Boggling” Breakthrough: Graphene Surprise Could Help Generate Hydrogen Cheaply and Sustainably by SoCo in Hydrogen

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Safety being a challenge with hydrogen is the no-brain'er first thought everyone gets, when considering the Hindenburg of fuels....but that is quickly dispelled, when considering how long we've been working with hydrogen now.

Safe hydrogen is easy! It just takes massively heavy and thick tanks! From there we've worked to maintain the same safety and capacity, with increasingly lighter and cheaper tanks.

You can see how the US Dept. of Energy's older FreedomCar initiative from 2007'ish, set goals to improve onboard hydrogen storage for light vehicles. It set vehicle hydrogen tank goals to gradually reduce the weight of the system, increase the density of storage, reduce the cost, and reduce refueling time.

“Truly Mind-Boggling” Breakthrough: Graphene Surprise Could Help Generate Hydrogen Cheaply and Sustainably by SoCo in Hydrogen

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Peter Zeihan brought up a very good point about infrastructure with regard to hydrogen. Are we even close to being able to support these vehicles. Not just from a fueling perspective, but from a safety perspective. I can only imagine what a car accident with hydrogen tanks would be like. Is he wrong?

No, You Won't Be Flying In Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Planes - CleanTechnica by iamonlyoneman in Hydrogen

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Or I could do what I want

“Truly Mind-Boggling” Breakthrough: Graphene Surprise Could Help Generate Hydrogen Cheaply and Sustainably by SoCo in Hydrogen

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I hate the fluffy junk titles of science research publications...

No, You Won't Be Flying In Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Planes - CleanTechnica by iamonlyoneman in Hydrogen

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Also, if you are going to remove articles from noted experts in their fields, that does not really speak well for your position LMAO!

Barnyard is not a "noted expert" except for the gullible. And when it comes to hydrogen, he's a battery-invested shill.

How's this for "speaking well" for H2 airplanes?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyVKTfzeZNc

Barnard is irrelevant. You can find many websites that worship that trash. You should go to those places.

No, You Won't Be Flying In Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Planes - CleanTechnica by iamonlyoneman in Hydrogen

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My friend, tell us you didn't read the article but use different words.

Also, if you are going to remove articles from noted experts in their fields, that does not really speak well for your position LMAO!

No, You Won't Be Flying In Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Planes - CleanTechnica by iamonlyoneman in Hydrogen

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tl;dr: it's fantastically too-expensive and won't ever not be.

LOL that's what lots of people said about computers, battery EV's, transistors, satellite TV systems etc. You're a great example of a "Can't Do" person. Michael Barnard's perfect stooge.

The same people that said H2 will never work at home

http://hydrogenhouseproject.org

Further posts from this Barnyard character will be removed.

No, You Won't Be Flying In Hydrogen-Powered Passenger Planes - CleanTechnica by iamonlyoneman in Hydrogen

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tl;dr: it's fantastically too-expensive and won't ever not be.

Using Hydrogen to Power Disaster Relief. H2Rescue is a zero-emission, H2 powered truck that can carry a total load of about 33,000 pounds (truck & cargo) into disaster zone. It is equipped with a mobile command center & the capability to generate enough power to run about 15 homes for three days by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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So . . . a truck. Cool. When she runs out of Hydrogen and there's zero infrastructure to refuel the cell, then what?

Easy. Build a GD Infrastructure. The US has >$110 BILLION DOLLARS to throw at a nation few US citizens could even find on a map.

Here's how to do it:

Guangzhou Sets Out Plan for USD 1.4 Billion Fuel Cell Vehicle Industry by 2025. The city aims to establish itself as a leading domestic development and manufacturing hub for FCVs, covering the whole industry chain from core parts to vehicle assembly LINK

IF the US wanted alternative energy they've had >40 years to do SOMETHING. They don't. Because the PETRODOLLAR. That's why.

Landmark hydrogen power project for Spain's construction sector - Power Engineering International by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Impressive initiative! Spain's hydrogen power project marks a significant step towards sustainable construction. Exciting to see innovative solutions shaping the future of energy

BILL SHOCK: Staggering $176k Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell repair quote | Auto Expert John Cadogan by zyxzevn in Hydrogen

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To convert hydrogen back to electricity you need some metal that does not breakdown from electricity.

That is usually an expensive noble metal, like palladium or platinum.

Any guess as to how much platinum is in every single catalytic converter attached to every single new car made in the world?

Toyota and Hyundai are way ahead of this. A search of relevant keywords will be very informative RE: Platinum and Hydrogen Fuel Cells.

BILL SHOCK: Staggering $176k Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell repair quote | Auto Expert John Cadogan by zyxzevn in Hydrogen

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China's propaganda is indeed sometimes as bad as US propaganda.

In the video that you show, the solar energy is creating electricity.
This electricity is converted to hydrogen.
There are different ways to store hydrogen, but they are not that expensive.

To convert hydrogen back to electricity you need some metal that does not breakdown from electricity.
That is usually an expensive noble metal, like palladium or platinum.
That is the part that broke down in the car.

Maybe later versions have ceramic components?
That could make a new version cheaper.

BILL SHOCK: Staggering $176k Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell repair quote | Auto Expert John Cadogan by zyxzevn in Hydrogen

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China is publishing science fiction to attract investors.

Whatever you say sport.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ANL55XKLn4

Due to their censorship they can only publish good news, even when it is fake.

US Officials NEVER EVER LIE. REMEMBER THAT. Repeat it. Know that. Parrot it everywhere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPt-zXn05ac

BILL SHOCK: Staggering $176k Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell repair quote | Auto Expert John Cadogan by zyxzevn in Hydrogen

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China is publishing science fiction to attract investors.
Due to their censorship they can only publish good news, even when it is fake.
Example Jet C919

BILL SHOCK: Staggering $176k Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell repair quote | Auto Expert John Cadogan by zyxzevn in Hydrogen

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they tech is even more expensive.

China: Guangzhou Sets Out Plan for USD 1.4 Billion Fuel Cell Vehicle Industry by 2025. The city aims to establish itself as a leading domestic development and manufacturing hub for FCVs, covering the whole industry chain from core parts to vehicle assembly

It's more expensive because it hasn't been mass produced yet. China is doing that now. The above example is just one province of many. Westerners can watch as they take over the industry.

BILL SHOCK: Staggering $176k Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell repair quote | Auto Expert John Cadogan by zyxzevn in Hydrogen

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It is a hydrogen fuel cell. Not a telsa battery.
It works on hydrogen and not on electricity.
They use it to drive longer distances, but they tech is even more expensive.

BILL SHOCK: Staggering $176k Hyundai hydrogen fuel cell repair quote | Auto Expert John Cadogan by zyxzevn in Hydrogen

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How much these days for a Tesla Model S 1,300 pound battery?

'New tech' = 'battery shock'

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/search/7309219/?q=replace+HV+battery&o=relevance

Entire new FC stacks don't cost $176k. The article explains that the part that needs replacement is outdated.

Plug Power Integrated Power Cabinet by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Fascinating technology! Clean energy innovations like these are shaping a more sustainable future for us all. Impressive work. 👏🌿⚡

Renewed interest in hydrogen-powered vehicles grows by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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same shit, different year. what's the hold up choppy? storing it?

The "hold up" right now is the ignorance and idiocy of Americans who can't even keep 60 stations up. There's no "hold up" in a country like China - with over 300 stations and more every single week
https://www.yicaiglobal.com/news/guangzhou-sets-out-plan-for-usd14-billion-fuel-cell-vehicle-industry-by-2025

What does anyone expect from a country that elects people like Biden or Trump to anything but dog-catcher.

Renewed interest in hydrogen-powered vehicles grows by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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same shit, different year. what's the hold up choppy? storing it?

Hydrogen buses to hit the streets of Adelaide this month. In what is hailed as a groundbreaking move, a two-year hydrogen bus trial is set to kick off with two hydrogen-fueled vehicles based at the Morphettville bus depot by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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bobbobbybob will still look away

ROFL I had managed to almost completely forget about that poster. A real piece of work that guy. He must wake up angry and then get more angry with every minute until he finally falls asleep again.

Toyota’s Hydrogen Lunar Cruiser Could Someday Use Moon Ice As Fuel To Prolong Missions. Toyota’s expertise in the realm of hydrogen fuel cell technology could give it an advantage in space exploration. by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Can they make one that runs on earth ice? Seems like a much more logical place to start.

Green hydrogen is the future of India: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari [video] by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Limitless ‘white’ hydrogen under our feet may soon shatter all energy assumptions. There’s a real possibility that vast reserves of this clean fuel can be extracted at competitive costs by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Long term storage is still not possible.

You'd think by now that when a Human says "It's still not possible" they would at least feign something like embarrassment. But no way.

Proving the viability of underground hydrogen storage

Demonstrating the technical, economic and social viability of underground hydrogen storage
https://www.iea.org/articles/proving-the-viability-of-underground-hydrogen-storage

It's like that Patent office employee once said "Everything's been patented, time to close the office" in 1915 or something

Limitless ‘white’ hydrogen under our feet may soon shatter all energy assumptions. There’s a real possibility that vast reserves of this clean fuel can be extracted at competitive costs by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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My only issue here is they grazed over the storage issues with hydrogen. Long term storage is still not possible.

Limitless ‘white’ hydrogen under our feet may soon shatter all energy assumptions. There’s a real possibility that vast reserves of this clean fuel can be extracted at competitive costs by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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they don't want us to have enough to generate our own.

Exactly. This guy says the same thing http://hydrogenhouseproject.org

Everyone should remember that the PetroDollar rules and any challenge to that must be eliminated. But they will fail at that goal. Hydrogen is energy independence - on local, state and national levels.

Limitless ‘white’ hydrogen under our feet may soon shatter all energy assumptions. There’s a real possibility that vast reserves of this clean fuel can be extracted at competitive costs by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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But they don't want us to have energy. They want us to have enough to be productive in perpetuating their system, but they don't want us to have enough to generate our own.

Ford Is The Latest Automaker To Enter The Hydrogen Fray. Ford is now working to develop a hydrogen-powered E-Transit, a controversial decision with serious potential by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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He built his system. WTF is this a case of don't believe your lying eyes? In this year 2023, hydrogen is already a global worldwide billion dollar business. Do you hear of hydrogen accidents often? Maybe you should do some research.

Ford Is The Latest Automaker To Enter The Hydrogen Fray. Ford is now working to develop a hydrogen-powered E-Transit, a controversial decision with serious potential by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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that'll blow up. just not feasible to store it

That would be news to this person, among others.

http://hydrogenhouseproject.org

Ford Is The Latest Automaker To Enter The Hydrogen Fray. Ford is now working to develop a hydrogen-powered E-Transit, a controversial decision with serious potential by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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that'll blow up. just not feasible to store it

Canada's first hydrogen train is taking passengers. "When you think that you've left your car behind, and get on board a train that emits water vapour, you feel that you're part of an important decarbonization movement in Quebec" - Nancy Belley, Réseau Charlevoix by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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This is funny (in a sad way), that Canada accomplishes this, but Europe in comparison, for all their clamoring, has just now unveiled their diesel trains, that have the ability to run a short time on an electric battery.

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/italy-battery-powered-trains-hitachi/index.html

Polish hydrogen locomotive becomes first in world to get approval. The availability of another type of propulsion system on trains is satisfying, as it opens up new possibilities - for example to carry out locally emission-free journeys where there is no overhead line above the tracks by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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3/4 of Polish electricity comes from coal.

If they are making the H2 locally, they are literally using coal to power their locomotives like it's heckin A.D. 1800 again.

Canadian Fleet Adding Fuel-Cell-Electric Kenworth Trucks. Loblaw Companies plans to purchase 5 Class 8 T680 H2 FC electric trucks from Kenworth. With more than a 700-km range the FCEV trucks will provide greater flexibility to complete long-haul zero-emission deliveries than battery-electric trucks by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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This is the way. Any country can make hydrogen if there is the will. BEV heavy trucks are stupid except for MAYBE residential garbage pickup.

South Korea targets over 2,000 hydrogen buses by 2026. Hydrogen vehicles have the advantage of short charging times & long driving distances, with hydrogen buses able to finish charging in 10-20 minutes and able to drive over 500km on a single charge by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Efficiency and filthiness of hydrogen generation aside, I'd rather see this be the way forward than lithium chemistry batteries.

WATCH: MF Hydra starts world's first voyage on emission-free liquid hydrogen. The ferry is put into operation today, 31 March, running on zero-emission hydrogen and marking a historic day, both for Norled and for Norway as a leading shipping nation, Norled’s CEO Heidi Wolden said by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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solar panels

Bruh. Show me the process where there are zero pollution SOLAR PANEL manufacturers. It's a lie. Making anything on silicon wafers is extremely energy-intensive and high-polluting.

and then there's this sort of thing

Why Kawasaki Is Putting All Its Eggs In The Hydrogen Basket For Future Motorcycles. Looking for a greener alternative to fossil fuels, Kawasaki is expected to launch its H2-fueled motorcycles in the next 2 years. If things go as expected, this will mark the beginning of a new era for the auto world by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Sick. Id kill myself on one of those though. What I really want is that hydrogen racing Toyota Corolla they link to. Produce it Toyota. Put that H2 4 cylinder motor in the GR86 Coupe as an option and I'll buy it right now, take my money!!

Nine Mile Point Begins Clean Hydrogen Production. The facility is the first-of-its-kind in the United States to generate clean hydrogen using nuclear power | Energy.gov by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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I literally said this like two months ago. Hydrogen requires a lot of electricity.

If we use a nuke plant next to an ocean, we can get lots of hydrogen. I’m happy to see they are listening to me.

Hydrogen is fuelling the dream at German carmaker BMW. “I am convinced — I am not saying ‘I think’ or ‘I believe’ but that I am convinced — that hydrogen is the future.” - Jürgen Guldner, BMW’s hydrogen programme manager by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Fuel cells carry two main human health concerns: combustibility and electric shock risks. Hydrogen has a lower ignition energy than gasoline or natural gas, making it combust more easily

Are you of the opinion that battery electric cars don't have electric shock risks? 70+ kWh is a lot of juice

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA8dNFiVaF0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ean3LABJ3ys

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3loFX_QId6Q

Hydrogen is fuelling the dream at German carmaker BMW. “I am convinced — I am not saying ‘I think’ or ‘I believe’ but that I am convinced — that hydrogen is the future.” - Jürgen Guldner, BMW’s hydrogen programme manager by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Fuel cells carry two main human health concerns: combustibility and electric shock risks. Hydrogen has a lower ignition energy than gasoline or natural gas, making it combust more easily.

World’s first hydrogen-powered digger set to drive on UK roads. JCB’s prototype hydrogen-powered backhoe loader is an important first step in the construction industry’s efforts to decarbonise in what is a ‘hard to decarbonise’ sector by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Large machinery had been some of the first to adopt fuel cell based hydrogen-assisted innovations. They are about the easiest to convert, but going full hydrogen is a different story altogether.

Kawasaki Heavy Throws Weight Behind Hydrogen. “Several years from now, it’s possible that all the ships we build will be for transporting hydrogen,” Kawasaki Heavy President Yasuhiko Hashimoto by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Hydrogen transport across oceans seems like a non-starter, when it's really easy to make pretty much anywhere.

Call Kawasaki and tell them. You could save them a lot of money.

Kawasaki Heavy Throws Weight Behind Hydrogen. “Several years from now, it’s possible that all the ships we build will be for transporting hydrogen,” Kawasaki Heavy President Yasuhiko Hashimoto by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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Hydrogen transport across oceans seems like a non-starter, when it's really easy to make pretty much anywhere.

First green hydrogen-powered passenger train in North America coming to Quebec. $8-million pilot project will showcase the Alstom-built Coradia iLint train on the Chemin de fer Charlevoix tourist train line. by Chop_Chop in Hydrogen

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$8M won't even pay for the environmental impact studies. Price is off a bit I think.