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The Army could save hydrogen cars from a premature death

The Army could save hydrogen cars from a premature death

Timothy J. Seppala, @timseppala 04.05.17 in Transportation The military isn't put off by the high price of hydrogen-fueled vehicles and their lack of charging infrastructure. Project Driveway in 2008 was a 30-month pilot program to glean data from drivers in New York,...

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Solar cell produces hydrogen to light the night

Solar cell produces hydrogen to light the night

Ultrathin solar cells use less material, split water, don't destroy themselves. Chris Lee - 3/30/2017, 9:47 AM The clean energy revolution, despite recent policy developments, is upon us. The Netherlands' main train company now runs entirely on wind energy. Electric...

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Children Can Now Sue The US Government Over Climate Change

Children Can Now Sue The US Government Over Climate Change

"America's children have officially won the right to sue their government over global warming," reports Motherboard. An anonymous reader quotes their article: Thursday, a lawsuit filed by 21 youth plaintiffs was ruled valid by U.S. District Judge Ann Aiken in Eugene,...

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Unlocking Our Nation’s Wind Potential

Unlocking Our Nation’s Wind Potential

Wind is an important source of clean, affordable American energy. Wind power supplies nearly 5 percent of our nation’s electricity demand across 39 states, and it’s getting cheaper every year thanks to new strides in wind technology and policy. Since the 1980s, the...

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Shell Hydrogen: Balancing the Electric Power Grid

Shell Hydrogen: Balancing the Electric Power Grid

How might the transport fuel mix look 20 years from now? Will liquid fuels be in decline? And how will the world reduce CO2 from vehicles? In recent years, Shell has taken steps towards hydrogen, specifically, supplying hydrogen that can be converted to power electric...

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