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Re: Combustion fuel executive summary: no silver bullets
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Originally Posted by CraigD
[*]Hydrogen requires all of the energy it contains, and then some, to produce, as bad as some alcohol producing processes, is about the hardest fuel in the universe to store and handle, but produces no carbon when burned.
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What about H2 and CH4 produced during pyrolysis, Craig?
It's easy to produce, but I'm not sure about collection and storage.
In any case, it seems to be ideal.
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