‘Auto fuel cells to supply power for buildings, trains, drones’ | Electrolysis Oxygen Generator

I here lots of crybabies here, you must of made a big fat 0 on crypto, not me, bought in last year in Sep BTC, ETH, LTC about 50K worth, dumped it all right after new years around the 10th or 12th of Jan and did very well, have not got back in yet but will look again sometime in the spring of 2019, crypto is here to stay. PS did it all through coin base with no problems.

Continued use of petroleum based plastics is not sustainable, therefore alternative and environmentally friendly materials need to be developed. Biologically derived polymers could potentially be a candidate to replace petroleum based plastics in the near future [1]. Currently bioplastics make up only 1 % of the market share of all plastics used worldwide, in part due to various bottlenecks to making biological plastics economical on a large scale [2].

“We think everyone should benefit,” says Dewar. “We’re concentrating on the UK and Europe currently, but, ideally, we’d like our machines to be delivered into lots of different applications worldwide.

I know nothing about the other cryptos, so don’t understand how they would be sustained here. Given the ever increasing need for computing power to make bitcoin work, the user fee must increase as well to keep up, not sure if that’s true. But if it is, doesn’t that mean either bitcoins value must keep exploding, or it enters some type of death spiral, where as it’s value go down, less and less people would want to use it, and so on? Would be curious to see how this works out.

New York condos, San Francisco, SoCal, Seattle year-over-year gains shrink to near zero. Las Vegas flat for 6th month. Miami & Phoenix at post-Housing Bust highs.

Peracetic Acid (PAA). PAA is a colorless liquid with a characteristic pungent odor similar to vinegar.

The report also predicts the characteristics of supply & demand, production capacity, the sequential presentation, and thorough analysis of the global Tube-type Corona Discharge Ozone Generator market.

Poor people can’t afford to keep two cars at the same time. In addition poor people can not afford the risk that comes with owning an EV, the sudden and unexpected battery failure!

The concept requires facilities that can both produce hydrogen and feed power into the grid. These combined systems – which are not yet commonly used – have to be able to respond optimally to the fluctuations in renewable power output and prices in power markets, giving the system operator the possibility to sell the energy or convert it at any point in time. In Germany and Texas, the market situation allows for hydrogen to already be produced at costs that can compete with fossil fuel facilities, up to certain production output levels.

In 2014, Chen’s group reported the first demonstration of a simple, solar-driven steam generator, in the form of a graphite-covered carbon foam that floats on water. This structure absorbs and localizes the sun’s heat to the water’s surface (the heat would otherwise penetrate down through the water). Since then, his group and others have looked to improve the efficiency of the design with materials of varying solar-absorbing properties. But almost every device has been designed to float directly on water, and they have all run into the problem of contamination, as their surfaces come into contact with salt and other impurities in water.

Wind power kill lots of birds….an often neglected not so green side effect of windmills. Birds aren’t smart enough to avoid either airliners or those fan blades

Mr. Fritz-thank you for again pointing out the hard truth that you ‘can’t cheat physics’-only that our understanding of it evolves and changes, subsequently allowing us to work with it in ways new to humanity. I’m always amazed at the substitution of ‘technology’ for ‘magic’ in the minds of too many of us (of course, if you look historically at ancient astronomers often parlaying their scientific knowledge of the heavens and seasons into becoming an entitled class of high religious priests, I guess I shouldn’t be). By extension, ‘nature bats last’-‘saving the planet ‘ is a null term, it has never cared . ‘Preserving an environment that allows humanity to survive as a species’, well, that’s a different matter. Thank you again, Wolf, for your hard work in researching and editing this great site (greatly expanding my knowledge of our current civilization’s economic weather and climate), and to every commenter here, who all (generally) use their heads for more than a hatrack. A better day to everyone.