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thermal hydrolyzation is the answer!
By moenkopi on 12/31/2009 4:11:53 PM , Rating: 2
Hydrogen is only a battery and nothing more, unless we're talking nuclear fusion, but that's a different matter. Hydrogen has a lot of versatility like the sources it comes from etc. When they develop thermal hydrolysis that may be a game changer in regards to hydrogen production. I totally agree that electrolysis of water is very inefficient and if it comes from a traditional energy source, ohh boy that is worst. Hopefully, while they are developing solar thermal technology, they will keep in mind one that can thermalyze water. The next gen nuke plant will be a water thermalyzer.

By Penti on 1/6/2010 2:17:49 PM , Rating: 2
Yes thermal hydrolysis of what is the thing provided you got thousands of high-temperature reactors, we would need to build hundreds of none existing reactors every year for decades. And the reactors will first come in 2025-2030. So that would be somewhere in the 2060's probably provided we build several hundreds of plants every year and a industry which would employ millions. Pipe dreams aren't game changers. The world can't replace fossils and nobody will try that's just the reality of it. It's easier to just abandon the personal transportation that is cars. But of course nobody wants to do that.

