Hydrogen Fuel

In 2003, President George Bush announced a $1.2 billion hydrogen fuel initiative in his State of the Union address that was intended to reduce America's dependence on foreign oil to provide the petroleum we need to produce gasoline that would power our vehicles. That commitment allowed scientists to develop the technology for commercially viable hydrogen-powered fuel cells to power cars, trucks, ... Read more...

The definition of conservation is 'sane use'. This is a political and social movement that strives to protect natural resources, including plant and animal species, as well as their natural habitat for the future, the conservation movement includes fisheries, wildlife management, water and soil conservation and forestry. Today's modern conservation movement has widened it's spectrum since the ea... Read more...

In order for humanity to continue to thrive, it is critical to find alternative sources of renewable, virtually inexhaustible energy. Wind energy conversion is a viable option and one that does not add stress to the ecosystem of this great planet Earth. Although fossil fuel is currently in abundance, the eventual reduction of these sources of energy will cause a quick increase in price. We can n... Read more...

We are in an energy crisis when it comes to our transportation needs, and the micro fuel cell might just be the answer to our problems. Micro fuel cell technology is leading the way towards developing new products that allow nature to provide the model for energy solutions. Conventional batteries are becoming inadequate for the increasing power and complexity of portable electronic devices such ... Read more...

Back in the 1970's, America was experiencing a gasoline shortage which prompted many people to look for a fuel additive containing anything that would extend the life of a gallon of gas. What they found was that adding a fuel additive containing ethanol or alcohol was the answer to their problem.

Researchers started looking into this trend and found that fuel additives that contain ethanol or ... Read more...

Although they are not expected to reach the mass market before 2010, fuel cell vehicles may someday revolutionize on-road transportation. This emerging technology has the potential to significantly reduce energy use and harmful emissions, as well as our dependence on foreign oil. Fuel cell vehicles will have other benefits as well.
Fuel cell vehicles represent a radical departure from vehicles... Read more...

Fuel cell research and technology has come a long way - especially when you consider that they have developed an alternative energy source for small household appliances such as cameras, camcorders, and laptop computers. Cell phones can also use fuel cell power as can vacuum cleaners, coffee pots, and microwave ovens. It can be mind-boggling when you think about it!

Developing fuel cells for ... Read more...

Energy efficiency is a worthy answer to the question of how to handle multiple environmental issues. To be energy efficient means getting the most productivity from every unit of energy, while eliminating energy waste. To do this, one must strive to use advanced state-of-the art technologies in order to reduce energy use, without the need to have to remember to do it daily on your own. When usin... Read more...