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Home Posts tagged "Hydrogen Economy"

Tag: Hydrogen Economy

Is there enough Grid Capacity for Hydrogen Fuel Cell or Battery Electric cars?

April 23, 2023 April 23, 2023
Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles is a fools journey

Which fuel has the best likelihood of replacing the gasoline/diesel stranglehold that’s threatening humanity with a global warming catastrophe? Hydrogen? Electricity? Recently someone on Twitter made the claim shown above – that a car industry insider, with over 30 years of experience, claims that many senior people in the car…

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Hydrogen stations in SF Bay Area still offline, 4 months after explosion

September 20, 2019 September 20, 2019

Today the California Fuel Cell Partnership newsletter announced the opening of a hydrogen refueling station in Oakland. It is described as the tenth hydrogen refueling station in the San Francisco Bay Area, and is a True Zero station operated by First Element. However a perusal of the hydrogen station status…

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Hydrogen refueling station in Oslo Norway explodes and burns

June 10, 2019 July 8, 2019

Today at 17:30PM Oslo time, in Oslo Norway, a hydrogen refueling station exploded at the Uno-X station at Kjørbo, on the waterfront of the E18. This is a busy public area, next to a highway, and on the waterfront near Oslo. News broke of this explosion as we were ion…

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Amid hydrogen outage in SF Bay Area, a hydrogen station in Oslo explodes

June 10, 2019 June 10, 2019

Following an explosion at the Air Products hydrogen processing facility in Santa Clara, hydrogen refueling stations across the SF Bay Area continue to be shut down. The explosion badly damaged, or destroyed, hydrogen production equipment and transportation trucks which served to carry hydrogen to refueling stations. Hydrogen refueling stations in…

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Huge (1 GWh) energy storage project announced for Utah using compressed air in salt caverns

June 7, 2019 June 7, 2019

Last week a massively huge energy storage project was announced in Utah. Details are scarce, but since the announcement included both Utah Governor Gary Herbert and US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, the companies involved were able to draw on some heavy firepower and maybe there is some government funding…

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Fuel Cell car owners stuck in SF Bay Area after hydrogen explosion shutters refueling infrastructure

June 4, 2019 June 4, 2019

Over the weekend an explosion at the Air Products facility in Santa Clara CA damaged several trucks used for hydrogen delivery. Nobody was injured by the explosion and fire. But subsequently, hydrogen delivery has been suspended at all Fuel Cell EV refueling stations because Air Products has pulled all its…

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Powerdown is a key, but little discussed, aspect to solving energy and climate problems

July 12, 2017 July 12, 2017

Solar- and Wind- based electricity is clean and renewable, offering a great solution for both Climate and Fossil Fuel Availability problems.  But both sources are intermittent, meaning they don’t provide 24 hours a day, and therefore adopting renewable electricity in a big way requires changes in the electricity production/consumption system.…

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Northeast US has unrealistic fuel cell EV plans for 2025

December 1, 2015 December 1, 2015

The promised future of zero emission technology is not just electric vehicles, solar panels, wind turbines, and other renewable electric systems.  Fuel cell technologies have long been promised to play a large role in cleaning up the system around us, even though fuel cell deployment rates are very low.  Today the…

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If hydrogen fuel cell cars sales ever catch up, they’ll refuel faster than BEV’s

September 11, 2014 April 5, 2015

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCEV) are slowly making their way to market, after many many years of “they’re 5-10 years away”.  For informational purposes, today the Dept of Energy and the SAE teamed up on a Webinar going over the status of fuel cell vehicle fueling standards (SAE J2601 –…

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Hobbled by High Cost, Hydrogen Fuel Cells Will Be a Modest $3 Billion Market in 2030

April 5, 2013 March 31, 2015

My high school years fell between the two faux-oil-crises of the 1970’s, giving my almost-adult mind a potent lesson in the fragility of our society and its dependence on fossil oil.  During my research into alternatives to oil I had this idea about the hydrogen cycle, and went through the…

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Infrastructure considerations for gasoline, ethanol, biodiesel, electricity, hydrogen, and other tra

September 21, 2009 August 31, 2015

The history of gasoline use has shown us something.  A fuel is more useful when there is an installed infrastructure allowing you to easily refuel your vehicle.  Easily refueling your vehicle lets you drive further simply by stopping to refuel. The ubiquity of gasoline refueling infrastructure is so well installed…

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