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To: mortal19440

Things have come quite some time since then.

There have been some remarkable achievements in H2 powered vehicles going back 30+ years. However, the economics were never there. Perhaps now they are.

Consider this...the utilities utilize the spining reserve to generate H2 at night. It would not be free energy, but more a recovery of wasted energy.


9 posted on 06/12/2008 7:02:08 PM PDT by Starwolf (I rode to work today, did you?)
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To: Starwolf
“Consider this...the utilities utilize the spining reserve to generate H2 at night. It would not be free energy, but more a recovery of wasted energy.”

Couldn't that make Hydrogen as a bi-product of making nuclear power? That would make nuclear and hydrogen a natural? Power for the cars and nuclear power make electricity for our homes.

22 posted on 06/12/2008 9:10:57 PM PDT by JSteff (This election is about the 3 to 5 supremes who will retire in the next 8 years, vote accordingly.)
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