Alternative Fuel Choice

I understand the exhaust gas will be water. Surely this is good for pollution? We will not then have concerns over CO2 emmissions and thereby taxes can be reduced to benefit the working man. This would mean that fossil fuels can then be reserved for and better utilised by those industries that cannot do without them, in the medium to long term. This should ease demand and there the price should fall or stabilise. Am I being too logical. Well, I have your answer right here. Because the Oil companies have huge lobbying power and the Govt gets masses of taxes from oil companies. . Most of the share index is made up of oil companies, which is why the FT index is rising. . So there is little incentive. . Also the hydrogen itself has to be made, and there is cost and pollution in that. . But eventually it will have to come and indeed will, but we have not reached the critical tipping point yet.

Just fast brainstorm without going in detail to much; -I would look for the most powerful thing around" , which is the sun, those solar flares are like the size of the earth, find a way to make manipulate those flares, so only the density of just a pinhead would have the energy of the sun. And fly us the hell outta here houston. What I found out was – rain power lightning magnetic energy sewage energy human corpses for peat moss manual energy

Meaning, can we drink the water that is produced as a by-product of hydrogen fuel cells? I have been informed that all of the parts of a H2 engine are comprised of stainless steel. Do you know what I found? As long as the pipes and the container the steam condenses in is clean and not made of lead then yes. It will be pure water. Even more pure than most bottled water.

The first ever production FCX Clarity Honda’s advanced hydrogen fuel cell car came off the line in Japan today (Monday, 16 June). After 19 years of development, this ‘real world’ fuel cell car marks the beginning of a new era of cleaner motoring. The FCX Clarity – which emits only water from its exhaust pipe – was presented to three of the first US customers in a line-off ceremony at the world’s first dedicated fuel cell vehicle factory: the Honda Automobile New Model Centre (Takanezawa-machi, Shioya-gun, Tochigi Prefecture).