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I’d be interested in seeing how this compares to other sustainable means of producing hydrogen, such as electrolyzing water with wind power.

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I’d be interested in seeing how this compares to other sustainable means of producing hydrogen, such as electrolyzing water with wind power.

Sustainablog 2004

Hydrogen must be manufactured by electrolyzing water, and that requires electricity, which in turn requires either more nuclear energy or more combustion of fossil fuels.

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The electrolyzing conversion is still inefficient, but it becomes an inefficient use of renewable power instead of an inefficient use of fossil fuels.

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The way that we get hydrogen is by electrolyzing water, which requires electricity.

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They take 480 off of the grid, they bring in city tap water and they capture the hydrogen they get from electrolyzing it right there.

CNN Transcript May 27, 2008 2008

Water can be cheaply disassociated into Brown's Gas/HHO gas (monatomic and diatomic Hydrogen and Oxygen) using efficient electrolyzing techniques which require very little power to operate, or sophistication to build.

Brown's Gas ("HHO") : Clean, Cheap, and Suppressed Energy 2008

If you produce it by electrolyzing water with electricity whether from solar, wind, gas, coal, etc, you waste about 80% of the electricity and only about 20% actually goes to the road.

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If hydrogen is produced by electrolyzing water, there is no net increase in H2O content because the hydrogen is merely recycled.

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Some years ago, you ran an article called "Paradigm Shifty Things" which mentioned a company named "Blacklight Power" (blacklightpower. com) who claimed to have a process using "subnuclear" reactions to generate heat, using hydrogen obtained from electrolyzing water, plus a catalyst (argon with a trace of oxygen).

Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2004