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    Rohm develops disposable hydrogen fuel cells to charge smartphones

    Posted on October 5, 2012 by gavril

    Soon, giving your phone a quick charge on the go could get a lot easier than it is today. No longer will we need to carry phone-chargers and spare batteries to keep our phones juiced up. Developed by Rohm, these … Continue reading3 →

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    New York Hornblower Hybrid ferry uses hydrogen, wind energy and solar energy to power up!

    Posted on December 16, 2011 by gavril

    Soon, the ferry you hop on for a ride through the waves to the Statue of Liberty and the Ellis Island could be a green and eco-friendly one. One of the world’s first to depend on hydrogen, solar energy and … Continue reading3 →

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    Unlimited hydrogen can be obtained from microbial fuel cells

    Posted on September 22, 2011 by gavril

    Hydrogen seems to be a pretty promising kick-out-the-fossil-fuel medium, though it does come with its own baggage. Sure it’s efficient and seriously clean, giving out just water as a byproduct, and not ugly black smoke clouds that choke our environment. … Continue reading3 →

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    Fuel cell car that feeds on soda-can pull-tabs

    Posted on April 19, 2011 by gavril

    Soda can pull-tabs lead pretty insignificant lives. They’re tossed away into trash-cans as soon as the can’s opened up, and the soda keeps us pretty preoccupied to so much as pay a second glance to the tab we just flicked … Continue reading3 →

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    Asian laboratory creates hydrogen from water with solar energy

    Posted on February 9, 2011 by gavril

    Now fuel-cell cars haven’t really caught on as much as manufacturers expected them to till date, taken that hydrogen fuel can, at times, be difficult to create, transport and store. Scientists at the Nanyang Technological University however have devoted an … Continue reading3 →

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    The future of sky transport resurrecting the Zeppelin, Lieven Standaert’s Aeromodeller II

    Posted on January 20, 2011 by gavril

    The aviation industry lately has seen some great developments, both in terms of fuel-efficiency and eco-friendliness, like the Honda jet we came across. Flying around could just be revolutionized though, with the good old Zeppelin taking to the skies again, … Continue reading3 →

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    Horizon’s hydrogen alternatives to AA batteries

    Posted on January 10, 2011 by gavril

    Nothing in our environment gets as simple as hydrogen. This little simple element though has a great potential, especially when it comes to creating energy. Horizon has realized the potential of hydrogen and has developed the miniPAK, a device capable … Continue reading3 →

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    Boeing develops hydrogen powered Phantom Eye aircraft capable of flying 96 hours

    Posted on July 16, 2010 by gavril

    Solar powered planes… Old news… Hydrogen powered airplanes… Now that’s something new! Boeing, the father of the skies today, is all set to churn out a new alternative-energy run planes for the future. In its infant stages currently, the firm … Continue reading3 →

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    Horizon’s MiniPak fuel-cell personal charger powers up gadgets using hydrogen

    Posted on June 17, 2010 by gavril

    We’ve seen quite a few on-the-go chargers that can power up your little electric I-make-your-life-easier gadgets. Some are juiced by the sun, most actually, while we’ve seen a few use stored electricity and wind power too! Well, here’s a new … Continue reading3 →

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    Hydro Kultur Nios, the car that powers up using hydrogen

    Posted on June 17, 2010 by gavril

    A group of students with help from their professors from three German Universities, the University of Art and Design in Halle, the Technical University Chemnitz, and the College of Further Education in Merseburg came up with an interesting car that … Continue reading3 →

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