Comments on: Cella Hydrogen Based Synthetic Fuel with No Carbon Emissions

By: jafo

jafo — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 20:01:34 +0000

Yeah, sounds pretty good. Ever notice all these hydrogen fueled cars / vehicle technologies popping up everywhere now? The Japanese have a couple cars that run on hydrogen. Funny that all this is ok now that the man who REALLY found out how to run a car on hydrogen, Stan Meyers,,,,,,,(who had an add on to any internal combustion engine for $1500.00. Whose dune buggy would make it from California to New York on 22 gallons of water)is dead? Poisoned at a restaurant in his home town. Funny too how “they” are all scrambling for the next big “strike” because “they” are really really close to having thier nipple at the oil wells run dry. 25000 products made from one barrel of oil, with gasoline as the waste product,,,,,,hmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Could “prohibition” have had anything to do with it?

By: John

John — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 20:56:21 +0000

Byproduct would be water, but, as with all hydrogen fuels first you have to produce the hydrogen. Unless you are using nuclear power there is a tremendous cost in carbon emissions for the power to produce hydrogen from water.

By: Gordon Telling

Gordon Telling — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 22:05:46 +0000

Sounds fine and dandy but what does it take to create this fuel and what does it emit as a waste product?