Until now, Solar power was used to create energy two ways: photovoltaics or solar-thermal. Thanks to Nanoptek's new experimental technology, solar energy may soon be used to generate Hydrogen, which in turn can power Hydrogen fuel cells. Scientists believe it is the first successful method of producing carbon-free Hydrogen.
As the days contract and sunshine turns to rain, do we trade in our bazillion-mile-to-the-gallon peddling machine and our great summer biking legs for a piddly twenty-five miles to the gallon? Not a chance.
Written by well respected engineers and published by IEEE. The overarching finding of the study is that a zero-CO2 US economy can be achieved within the next thirty to fifty years without the use of nuclear power and without acquiring carbon credits from other countries. It definitely a worthwhile read.
