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Filed under: Emerging Technologies, Hydrogen
Gephyrocapsa oceanica - Wikimedia Commons
In recent years, algae has gotten a fair bit of attention for its potential use as a feedstock for producing biodiesel. While the net carbon output of algae sourced liquid fuels could be a huge boon to the environment, there is a possible path that could yield zero carbon emissions.
Researchers at the University of Tennessee are working on a process to...
- Modified Algae Produce Clean, Easy Hydrogen (p.moreover.com)
- Researchers turn algae into high-temperature hydrogen source (p.moreover.com)
The University of Delaware's newest bus, a 22-foot, 22-seat vehicle that runs on hydrogen, tooled around downtown Wilmington on Monday, Nov. 16, carrying some very important riders. U.S. Sen. Thomas R. Carper (D-Del.), U.S. Rep. Michael N. Castle (R-Del.) and Wilmington Mayor James Baker sat inside chatting about various options for transport in the region.
From udel.edu
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- GM Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Creeping Toward Reality (rss.edmunds.com)
While touted for its potential as a clean fuel, hydrogen has traditionally been produced from fossil fuel sources.___The new hydrogen-producing cell lines produce the same sugars and starches that form the oils coveted for algae biofuel applications, Hankamer said, which in theory could give algae farms two revenue streams: hydrogen and algal biocrude, making them therefore more cost effective. ____Historically, algae project profitability has...
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From del.icio.us
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In the quest to make hydrogen as a clean alternative fuel source, researchers have been stymied about how to create usable hydrogen that is clean and sustainable without relying on an intensive, high-energy process that outweighs the benefits of not using petroleum to power vehicles
From poweronline.com
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- Algae turned into high-temperature hydrogen source (del.icio.us)
- Algae Turned Into High-temperature Hydrogen Source (p.moreover.com)
SiGNa Chemistry, Inc., a developer of stabilized reactive metals for safer, more efficient industrial chemistry, recently announced the successful design, assembly, and initial testing of its H300 Hydrogen Generation System. The H300 utilizes real-time swappable cartridges that generate hydrogen on demand using SiGNa's proprietary sodium silicide (NaSi) powder
From chemicalonline.com
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- Hydrogen-powered car still seems improbable (washingtonpost.com)
- Demand for hydrogen fuel slows progress (chronicle.augusta.com)
- US DOE Signs Cooperative Agreement for New Hydrogen Power Plant (greencarcongress.com)
