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There was an article from LR about hydrogen tech,but i can't find it at the moment.
Basically,they are saying their larger vehicles will not be EV,as it won't suit what people use them for.
They are working with other European manufacturers to use Hydrogen.
The tech is not new,Toyota has been working on it for many years,on cars and on larger vehicles in the transport industry.
They have Hydrogen tech vehicles on the market,but not in Aus.
the biggest ever float on the German stock market is all about Hydrogen[biggrin] Market Cap 19.2B euros [biggrin] Siemens Energy
Whish I had some spare cash for that one[bighmmm]
A few days later "Hydrogen is at a ‘tipping point’ with $11 trillion market set to explode, says Bank of America
PUBLISHED SUN, SEP 27 20207:53 AM EDT"
to many $$$$$ for my little head to count[biggrin]
Hydrogen-powered trains get the green light as Siemens Energy and Mobility sign joint agreement
Some days I just go WOW
Hydrogen v Battery Forklift [biggrin]
Forklift Faceoff
Cost of Fuel cells may just have reduced by 50%[biggrin][thumbsupbig]
The graphite coating sounds like it may rock for a a few other ideas as well
Graphite Instead of Gold: Thin Layers for Better Hydrogen Cars - FuelCellsWorks
The tech is certainly not new , and Joh Bjelke , long time ago now , in association with another partner , attempted to show a totally disbelieving public , what may have been Australia's first hydrogen powered car.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Space Rockets use it, Its in all of our fuel as part of the refining process. All most all farmers used it in tonnes in the fertilizers and ammonia production. It is a huge industry already just dirty production methods which are changing to green and I think the most interesting pyrolysis. Excuse me if I hype on it[bigwhistle]Its a key to quantum theory which is topic which hurts my head . Pres George Bush got to it before the technology was ready Hydrogen Economy Fact SheetIt was the Next big thing for Bush and several others.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
The technology changes happening and billions being invested in it now make it seem very likely a little change is occurring before your eyes[thumbsupbig] My trip to Perth for an AGM and Broome marathon was funded today by a British Venture capital company owned mainly by Anglo American and Mitsubishi. Suspect my retirement timing is pending the outcome of Perth poo (Methane) [biggrin]
First of its kind fuel cell tri-generator promises to reduce energy loss, costs and emissions
https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/117805-first-of-its-kind-fuel-cell-trigenerator-promises-to-reduce-energy-loss-costs-and-emissions
TRISOFC coordinator Dr Mark Worall speaks about the project’s unique fuel cell tri-generator which has the potential to increase the utilisation of available energy, reduce costs, add value, and decrease primary energy use and emissions.
Building trust in fuel cell hydrogen safety
https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/116218-building-trust-in-fuel-cell-hydrogen-safety
Dr Lourdes F. Vega, project coordinator of H2TRUST, explains how the project will support the transition to the commercialisation of FCH applications.
Hydrogen-powered mobility edges closer with next-generation fuel cell systems
https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/123808-hydrogenpowered-mobility-edges-closer-with-nextgeneration-fuel-cell-systems
Scientists have made significant progress in the design of vital components used in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Improved features will lower production costs and help create a clean automotive future.