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Hydrogen economy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In a hydrogen economy, the energy needed for motive power (cars, boats, airplanes) or off-grid electrical applications would be derived from reacting hydrogen (H 2) with oxygen ...
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Fuel cell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hydrogen fuel cells emit only water during use, while producing carbon dioxide emissions during the majority of hydrogen production, which comes from natural gas.
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EERE: Hydrogen, Fuel Cells and Infrastructure Technologies Program ...
Includes educational resources on the role of hydrogen in meeting future energy needs. From U.S. Department of Energy.
www.eere.energy.gov
Hydrogen Fuel
Hydrogen (H2), the lightest and simplest fuel, is being explored as a fuel for passenger vehicles.
www.fueleconomy.gov
Hydrogen.gov
Hydrogen.gov links to research development and demonstration activities, funding opportunities, and news and events for hydrogen and fuel cells within Federal Programs
www.hydrogen.gov
Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Investor
Hydrogen, fuel cells, and investing in an emerging technology - well organized links to the best information available on the internet. Weekly newsletter.
www.h2fc.com
Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Investor | News
Fuel Cell and Hydrogen News, updated several times daily.
www.h2fc.com
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Safety
A monthly electronic publication of the National Hydrogen Association, with information on Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Safety, Codes and Standards
www.hydrogenandfuelcellsafety.info
NREL: Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Research Home Page
Working to develop and demonstrate advanced hydrogen and fuel cell technologies to reduce our nation's dependence on foreign oil, improve our air quality, and maintain our economic ...
www.nrel.gov
Hydrogen Fuel System
Run Your Car on Water. That's right, run your car, truck, van or suv on WATER. This system is proven, tested, and works.
hydrogenfuelsystem.org
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