Blog Entries tagged 'hydrogen' http://greenenergyonline.org Fri, 04 Jul 2008 07:27:29 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://greenenergyonline.org/myblog/the-hydrogen-road-of-norway.html <p>&nbsp;</p><p>In the last post, the focus was on California&#39;s Hydrogen Highway Network initiative.&nbsp; This one will look at a similar initiative, but on a global scale.&nbsp; HyNor, the Hydrogen Road of Norway, joins various industries together in order to accomplish a goal that has been in the making for several years.&nbsp; Although 2008 is the final year of this project it began in 2005.&nbsp; The beginning conceptualization started 2 years prior that in 2003.</p><p><img src="http:// [...] angela5674 HyNor hydrogen http://greenenergyonline.org/myblog/hydrogen-highway.html <p><img src="http://www.hydrogenhighway.ca.gov/images/home120h.jpg" alt=" " width="420" height="120" />&nbsp;</p><p>Back in 2004, California began its Hydrogen Highway Network (CaH2Net) initiative with several hopes in mind.&nbsp; According to their official website, &quot;the mission of the CaH2Net is to support and catalyze a rapid transitionto a clean, hydrogen transportation economy in California in order to:</p>reduce our dependence on foreign oilreduce greenhouse gas emissionsimprove our a [...] angela5674 hydrogen California Hydrogen Highway Network CaH2Net http://greenenergyonline.org/myblog/ingenuity-no-engineuity.html <p>In light of rising fuel costs, more research resources and creativity are being used in order to try to find transportation methods that stay away from traditional use of petroleum.&nbsp; In Israel it is no different.&nbsp; In fact, Israel may have outshined every one with the new vehicle they have called Engineuity.</p><p>Engineuity is nothing less than ingenious - hence the name.&nbsp; Through the use of common metals they have been able to produce hydrogen.&nbsp; The metals they are using [...] angela5674 magnesium hydrogen Engineuity aluminum http://greenenergyonline.org/myblog/us-department-of-energy-programs.html <p align="left">The United States Department of Energy has numerous programs designed to bring about &quot;a prosperous future where energy is clean, abundant, reliable, and affordable.&quot;&nbsp; These programs include Biomass, Building Technologies, Federal Energy Management, Geothermal Technologies, Hydrogen, Fuel Cells &amp; Infrastructure Technologies, Industrial Technologies, Solar Energy Technologies, Vehicle Technologies, Weatherization &amp; Intergovernmental, and Wind &amp; Hydropower [...] angela5674 US Department of Energy hydrogen geothermal fuel cells biomass