Fuel Cell Technology: This “Power Plant In a Box” Could Transform the Energy Sector
by Dave Fessler, Energy and Infrastructure Expert
Friday, March 12, 2010: Issue #1215
Today, we’re going on the hunt for the Holy Grail.
But Monty Python’s bumbling crew are nowhere to be seen.
I’m talking about scientists’ and engineers’ constant search for the “Holy Grail” of the energy world: A resource that’s clean, has no emissions and is inexpensive.
Simple right?
Well, the “clean” and “no emissions” parts are relatively straightforward. It’s the inexpensive part that is elusive. It just so happens to be the most important factor, too, with higher oil prices and more interest in alternative energy because of global warming.
Solve the price conundrum, though, and you can kiss dirty coal and lofty oil prices goodbye.
And the energy sector is making progress on several fronts… Fuel Cell Technology – Full Article
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