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1 Megawatt Fuel Cell Power Plant

This is a video of a 1 megawatt Fuel Cell Power Plant at California State University, Northridge, in Los Angeles, CA. The power plant has a reformer that separates hydrogen from natural gas and th...  
 
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canadaguy2112ca (6 days ago) Show Hide
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So you still need natural gas....you just don't burn it. Natural gas reserves are high but finite.
Son37Lumiere (1 week ago) Show Hide
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What do you propose to do with nuclear waste? There are many problems with nuclear power proponents like you love to gloss over.
Son37Lumiere (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Not if it produces more electricity than it requires and results in no pollution.
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fukalotfukalot (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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mmmmna -- Nobody can 'AFFORD' these things, you either have or you do not have the money for these new developments.
pimpekism (1 month ago) Show Hide
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then hydrogen is not fuel. It is energy trasporter.
Jimbo282 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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that little solar thing in the beginning made me think...why not make wind turbines with solar panels for that extra little energy, that is if cost did not outweigh the amount needed?
vkgoku2012 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Close your eyes and listen to the guy in the beginning doesn't he sound like a women.
234566tgvb (2 months ago) Show Hide
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But the other way is to keep using oil and fossil fuel to it runs out, or gets more expensive and not care, as it suites us at the moment. Personally I find that raver short sighted, plus a tad selfish as well. People might not care, but you usally find, later or sooner, that crap starts to hit the fan. Alternative fuels could later on lead to cheaper fuel, less enviromental problems and a country been more independent for it self, there well worth developing :).
234566tgvb (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Not yet, but things do decrease in cost as time goes by. I was not talking about the near future, but more as the far future. Plus I feel as rich countrys, we should have a dutie of helping the poorer countrys, first it's the right thing to do, plus by helping others, it does come back in a loop and help you as well, (if I need to feed people selfish desires as well), if you think logically and unemotionally about it. Personally, I'm totaly for any development in allternative energy.

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