Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars A Tough Sell; How 'Bout A Tractor? - Green Car Reports

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars A Tough Sell; How 'Bout A Tractor? Green Car Reports New Holland and a group of 13 partners are exploring various methods of hydrogen production, including electrolysis, steam-reforming natural gas, or exploiting the dark anaerobic fermentation of biomass. All three will be evaluated for their ...

Phillips announces world's best catalyst for producing hydrogen fuel from water - Virtual-Strategy Magazine

Phillips announces world's best catalyst for producing hydrogen fuel from water Virtual-Strategy Magazine Today, most hydrogen is produced from electrolysis which requires large amounts of electrical energy or from natural gas which results in excessive carbon-dioxide emissions. An alternative, clean method is to make hydrogen from water using carbon.

Middlebury College team invents hydrogen tractor - Addison County Independent

Middlebury College team invents hydrogen tractor Addison County Independent The vision is of a fossil fuel-free agricultural landscape, where hydrogen power is produced on each farm using electrolysis, a technique that uses an electric current to split water into hydrogen and oxygen atoms. Picture a pastoral Vermont farm with ...

Molecule mimics molybdenum catalyst - Chemistry World

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Molecule mimics molybdenum catalyst Chemistry World Catalysts that boost the electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen form a key part of renewable energy strategies for the future. For example, excess solar-generated electrical energy could be stored as hydrogen. The ore molybdenite - molybdenum ...

Peter Hoffmann Responds to Your Questions About Fuel Cells - New York Times (blog)

Peter Hoffmann Responds to Your Questions About Fuel Cells New York Times (blog) Q. Mercedes has experimented with hydrogen vehicles going back to the 1970s. (I remember winning a bet in school over that.) After reading the article in Science Times about the scientist who is closing in on producing butanol (much better than ethanol ... and more »