Carbon Negative Electricity
Uploader Comments (DannyatEprida)
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Between solar and biomass we should have all the hydrogen we could ever need for little to no cost, and at the same time have a productive solution to a large portion of garbage waste we produce. At the same time most of our internal combustion technology should be able to be retrofitted to burn hydrogen, its a win/win situation, except for those who profit from the production and sales of gasoline they will definitely lose, but if you ask me they deserve to reap what they sew.
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So this is method for teleportation too? I saw man disappear and then go outside to light bulbs. Amazing! We have not many peanuts in my country to do this but this be very useful for robbing banks or getting into womens' shower room. Make me excite. Borat.
All kidding aside, looks like it works. How are you gasifying the peanut shells? That's more what I would like to know. Running the engine is pretty easy from any syngas. It's the gasification I would like to know more about. Peace.
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pretty cool. i wish we did something like that in science class
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Great Idea!
But here's the most important question. What's the price for a H syngas "gallon"?
subach 4 years ago
$1.75/gal according to NREL made in this way.
DannyatEprida 1 year ago
i no that hydrogen and carbone make it burn harder but we are stuck with c02 still
ddcivic200hp 4 years ago
The majority of the carbon from organic material used in this process is taken from the atmosphere and returned to the soil as a long lasting (100-1000 years) stable soil amendment/fertilizer. That makes the net carbon balance, carbon negative. Go to eprida website and see some of the earliest presentations for an explanation.
DannyatEprida 1 year ago