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But authorities at Turkey’s center for hydrogen energy technology see a silver lining: the canal could enable Turkey to become one of the world’s most important producers of hydrogen energy. And that would free up the strait for hydrogen energy projects that Turkey has been waiting years to realize. By electrolyzing the seawater in the Bosphorus, the turbine would produce hydrogen, which would be stored under heavy pressure. MORE
city will have a fleet (more than 10) of public vehicles--buses, or taxis, or garbage collection or police or whatever--powered by hydrogen. As I see it, the major hurdles with hydrogen powered vehicles are: 1) Developing a fuel cell that will be cheap enough to mass produceand sell. 2) Producing hydrogen. Initially, hydrogen production will be fossil fuel based. Bush had shown for the technology. MORE
Environmental Economics
JULY 11, 2011
city will have a fleet (more than 10) of public vehicles--buses, or taxis, or garbage collection or police or whatever--powered by hydrogen. As I see it, the major hurdles with hydrogen powered vehicles are: 1) Developing a fuel cell that will be cheap enough to mass produceand sell. 2) Producing hydrogen. Initially, hydrogen production will be fossil fuel based. Bush had shown for the technology.
Green Prophet
MAY 25, 2011
But authorities at Turkey’s center for hydrogen energy technology see a silver lining: the canal could enable Turkey to become one of the world’s most important producers of hydrogen energy. And that would free up the strait for hydrogen energy projects that Turkey has been waiting years to realize. By electrolyzing the seawater in the Bosphorus, the turbine would produce hydrogen, which would be stored under heavy pressure.
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