Ladies and Gentlemen,
In a world where fossil fuels are available in nearly endless quantities and you need a greenhouse effect so that temperatures outside of your home are pleasant and you can produce electricity for zero-emission cars out of many sources - how much sense does liquid hydrogen make as a fuel for earthly vehicles? At the first sight, not much...
Liquid hydrogen as a fuel can be produced meaningfully by electricity gained from solar power in stony deserts... In many Arabian countries there are such stony deserts so that Arabians could sell hydrogen and people all over Planet Earth could drive powerful hydrogen-fuelled cars with zero-emission like crazy... The question is whether you want to do business with Arabians or not...
It would sound quite silly not to buy cocoa and coffee beans from South-America as they have not much more sense than luxury... I think that you have to do business with Arabians and enrich the world with hydrogen fuel so that you exploit the possibilities that your country and its laws provide you with... This entreprise is necessary because humans and their civilisation should rule the world and not the satan and disintegration... For my part, I would welcome e-fuels and biofuels, too...
In the pictures: hydrogen-fuelled cars could be so beautiful as well...
August 9th 2026: There is a definition of luxury which says that if anything is the very, very, very best product on the market that's luxury (source: Tom Ford)... I think that hydrogen is the very, very, very best fuel which is available for passenger cars (but for spacecraft, too):
- it creates no carbon-dioxide in an internal combustion engine,
- it has an extremely high energy density,
- it is there in great volumes in nature,
- it can be produced in a very simple way...
I think there are circumstances when you forget about luxuries (source: Audience)...
Best wishes, Joseph de la Mikula and Team
Nincsenek megjegyzések:
Megjegyzés küldése