Ammonia Fuel Network Conference – 2008
Ammonia Fuel Network Conference – 2008The Oil Drum has an overview written up by Neal Rauhauser from the Ammonia Fuel Network Conference, which was held […]
Fuel
OTEC and American Samoa
American Samoa’s Power Authority (ASPA) is investigating windpower and OTEC [cached] to replace 13 million gallons of diesel fuel per year, according to Radio New […]
Danish researcher crack hydrogen storage?
Danish researchers at the Technical University of Denmark may have taken an important step towards hydrogen based transport systems. In a news article they say […]
Safety of hydrogen as vehicle fuel
David Gårsjö and Mårten Niklasson of Royal Institute of Technology Chemical Engineering and Technology, Sweden, recently presented a report on Safety Issues with Hydrogen as […]
Fuel cell and battery improvements
Octane fuel cells Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have invented a fuel cell that will run on pure Octane (C8H18), emitting only water and […]
OTEC instead of LPG in Jamaica, says Al Binger
The Jamaica Gleaner reports that Professor Al Binger of the University of the West Indies is casting doubt over the viability of a LPG gas […]
OTEC and methanol vehicles
William Avery, the lead author of Renewable Energy from them Ocean, A guide to OTEC published an article on IOA’s web site about The influence […]
European fuel cell buss project
Today I went to a presentation by the Stockholm consortium (page in Swedish) which are testing fuel cell busses for public transport in Stockholm. The […]
Fuel cell buses – for real!
Clean Urban Transport for Europe (CUTE) is a European Union project to test three fuel cell buses each in nine cities in Europe. The project […]
The end of the oil age?
The Economist has an opinion piece about The end of the oil age. The soundbite is ‘ “The Stone Age did not end for lack […]