Archive for 'Hydrogen generator' Category
Nuclear power and wind produce cheap hydrogen
11 November 2005It’s no secret we believe nuclear power is a great way to produce the electricity for generating hydrogen, now two scientists have come up with a plan to combine nuclear and wind power for generating hydrogen through electrolysis.
Wind on its own is too variable, Miller says, leaving electrolysis equipment frequently idle and driving up costs. [...]
Offshore wind platforms for power and hydrogen generation
3 November 2005As we’ve noted many times here, beyond the problems of developing hydrogen fuel cells is the basic problem of efficient ways to produce hydrogen in the first place. Nuclear power is one very good possibility for providing both power for the grid and the electricity necessary for large scale electrolysis.
This solution, a floating wind power [...]
Innovative Hydrogen Solutions Hydrogen Generating Module
18 September 2005Innovative Hydrogen Solutions of Toronto, Ontario, Canada has a device called the Hydrogen Generating Module or H2N-Gen, which they claim can produce hydrogen and oxygen to be added to an automobile engine, producing greater mileage and lower emissions. Does it work. So far, several groups have tested it and said yes however a test by [...]
Hydrogen powered car
5 September 2005Hydrogen, without any fuel cell necessary, can be used to power internal combustion engines. Hydrogen gas burns, very quickly I might add, in place of gasoline. If sufficient hydrogen can be carried in an automobile you can travel for a considerable distance and you do not need complex fuel cell systems to make it work. [...]
Weizmann Institute produces hydrogen using solar energy
31 August 2005The Weizmann Institute of Science in Rechovot has developed a process where zinc oxide is heated by solar energy until it splits into oxygen and gaseous zinc. The gas is condensed to powder. When reacted with water it produces hydrogen and zinc oxide which is recycled back to zinc.
The process generates no pollution, and the [...]
