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Re: Hydrogen fuel cells
Actually, GM has been given countless grants by the US government to develop hydrogen fuel cell engines, because I think they finally realized that the supply of petrolium is deminishing fast, and the new propulsion system must be developed way before. The second problem with Hydrogen fuel cell is where or rather how to get hydrogen, it is so hard or rather energey consuming to extract it. In fact, so far, most hydrogen comes from petrolium, yes they found out that it is easier to extract hydrogen from oil then it is from water, it is just such a stable bond. But very, very recently I've read an article about a propposed new nuclear power plant that will, together with 500 Mw of electricity produce about 2 kilos of hydrogen an hour many times more efficiently than regular electrolisis. But the government doesnt want to build a new powerplant, it has stopped building them 10 years ago and figure, wth we can go for a few more without any new ones... Hybrids are only a temporary solution, they lack the power, and so many of us are just so used to it that it is a bit odd driving those cars at first. But they still use gasoline to propell the car, well gas makes power for electric engine, and i think that it is not until we use hydrogen to produce the power for the engine that we will suceed in beating the petrolium dominance...
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