NGen's Hydrogen Synergy Future Funded, #CarbonTax

NGen's Hydrogen Synergy Future now Funded, #CarbonTax, Will we "Show Up" to the Future?

Will we "Show Up" to the Future?

Green Energy is Blue; Hydrogen Nanoextraction from Ocean for Water and Energy

Fresh Water And Energy Service
by ~Automutt

Fresh Water Production By-Product of Hydrogen Nanoextraction Techniques

The ability to produce clean fresh water as a leading by-product of the nanoextraction of hydrogen from sea water via reverse engineering and associated practices is a goal of many involved in this exciting field of science. The confluence of providing energy and water for our growing cities and towns available to us at the initial engineering of our nanoextraction facilities, ground up infrastructure investments at energy / water establishments shall provide profound synergies for the full production of hydrogen for energy and clean fresh water for all. So far an Australian, American and Japanese research project is underway to prove the viability of such techniques and synergies available to us. The production of Oxygen and LOX or liquid oxygen is also of interest to us available as a synergy. Further discussion and research must take place to bring about the hydrogen synergy plans of our future.

DRB @ NGen

MIT's Belcher uses engineered virus to split water

By Christine Peterson, on April 16th, 2010

Angela Belcher and team at MIT have tweaked a bacterial virus to serve as a scaffolding to:

attract and bind with molecules of a catalyst (the team used iridium oxide) and a biological pigment (zinc porphyrins). The viruses became wire-like devices that could very efficiently split the oxygen from water molecules.
Belcher says that

within two years she expects to have a prototype device that can carry out the whole process of splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen, using a self-sustaining and durable system.
This is just a very early taste of what we can expect someday from more extensively designed molecular machine systems.

-Chris Peterson

www.foresight.org/nanodot/?p=3…

Coal Conversion Via ETS or CPR
by ~Automutt

Coal Conversion Via ETS or CPR Models – Carbon Tax
The First Step Forward

NGEN's proposed conversion of coal and gas fired power stations to hydrogen and the supply of hydrogen for cars will revolutionise the worlds energy sector.

The resulting decrease in CO2 emissions could be an offset for any proposed ETS leglisation.

The Coppenhagen Treaty or any other model to reduce green house gases should take into account the conversion of current green house gas emitting infrastructure...

Instituting the change and reduction models allowing for conversion techniques in regards to ETS legislation is a minefield politically.

Why can we not fix the problems of our dependence on fossil fuels with the model of conversion reported below in an NGen Press Release, any tax on pollution/carbon should be used for such models and any credits given for such behaviour.

Any comments regarding ETS legislation or new technologies and the problems envisaged in their implementation is encouraged


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Nano catalysts, and the death of Coal

With the advent of Nano-catalysts and Viral Scaffolds the extraction of hydrogen has became much cheaper and more efficient. According to Gridshift, cheaper than gasoline. Surely a new appreciation for this resource will come about and new technologies utilising hydrogen should now be evaluated.

Fuel for Cars, Energy for Homes,


With the advent of nano-extraction techniques, the extraction of
hydrogen from sea water for the use of power generation and fueling
of cars is a step closer. NGEN's proposed conversion of coal and gas
fired power stations to hydrogen and the supply of hydrogen for cars
will revolutionise the worlds energy sector.


Due to developments in the nanoextraction of hydrogen from sea water, the hydrogenerator has been revised with this cheaper and more efficient system.


Regarding the dangers in storing vast ammounts of hydrogen we at NGen have instituted a "Just In Time" Processing Model allowing with pipeline and in-situ sea water extraction, the process of safe, secure- ease power generation on massive scales, and the supply of hydrogen for the use of cars and other combustion engines.


NGEN looks forward to providing cost effective energy for the worlds markets, but must overcome much derision and stagnate policies, before full production can occur, lets hope we acheive our goals and find the markets available to us.


NGEN -- WA


"Hydrogen is a critical piece of America's future renewable energy
policy," said Robert Dopp, CEO of GridShift, Inc. "Our new water
electrolysis process generates carbon neutral hydrogen that is
cheaper
than gasoline at a fraction of the cost and size of currently
available water electrolysis hydrogen generators. We are now on the
path to a truly viable hydrogen fueled future."


The key to GridShift's process is a new method for coating a complex
three-dimensionally shaped electrode on all surfaces with a unique
combination of nano catalysts that expose the catalysts to the
electrolyte for efficient water electrolysis reactions and is robust
enough to withstand the rigors of electrolysis. The result is an
electrolyzer running as a full cell at 1000 milliamp per cm2 at 80%
energy efficiency. GridShift is on track to reach their goal of 85%
energy efficiency, which is 47 kWh/kgH2 or $2.35 per kg of H2.
Technical details of the development, procedure and the discovery are
available in a whitepaper published at

www.grid-shift.com/white_paper…


Coal Conversion Techniques – Coal to Gas to Hydrogen

As the breakdown of the climate talks in Copenhagen attest to, we must otherwise institute measures for the reduction of carbon pollution. The conversion of current coal fired infrastructure to gas and then further to hydrogen is of import to the reduction models otherwise explored. Conversion techniques and engineering practices will be used to implement change in the energy sector for the benefit of global achievement in the environmental action plans set before us all.

Further conversion to hydrogen, with the advent of nanoextraction of hydrogen from sea water, will be implemented to achieve further reductions in carbon pollution. The required conversion techniques and engineering will be invaluable for the rollout of conversion to go ahead. Current infrastructure must be converted or superseded to achieve any reductions, particularly as energy needs increase. The ability to provide expertise in conversion techniques or the engineering inherent in conversion is needed to allow the efficient changeover from coal to gas and so on. Firms specialising in these capabilities will reap many benefits from the greening economy, now and into the future.

Coal Conversion. – The First Step Forward

Nuclear Absurdity in the Face of Alternatives

I think we are being forced to show up to the Green / Energy Crises now and often and I believe it will Take a nanotechnology to do it.

In the face of the often cheaper, better, more efficient and cleaner Alternatives, many still turn to nuclear power generation, even with the risks and downfalls associated with it.

We must understand the alternative that is Hydrogen and the nanoextraction of it from water sources. Already many developments have been achieved in this feild and many more to come. With investment and research many synergies also come about, such as the production of clean fresh water and oxygen, liquid or gas. The Hydrogen Synergy Future is upon us and we must act to make it so.

NGen WA

Your theory is crazy, but it’s not crazy enough to be true.
Niels Bohr

Instead of a universal carbon price, BlueScope is suggesting the Federal Government should only tax coal-fired electricity generation.

"For electricity generation, we do need to have natural gas fired generation instead of coal fired generation, so a price on carbon that is charged on the electricity bill and then a rebate given to low income households and companies that face import competition is a very simple, cost effective way of getting the right price signal," he argued.

www.abc.net.au/news/stories/20…


The most disturbing passage in “Physics of the Future” doesn’t concern the future; it’s about the present. In that passage, Mr. Kaku recounts a lunchtime conversation with physicist Freeman Dyson at Princeton. Mr. Dyson described growing up in the late days of the British Empire and seeing that most of his smartest classmates were not—as prior generations had been—interested in developing new forms of electrical and chemical plants, but rather in massaging and managing other people’s money. The result was a loss of England’s science and engineering base.

Now, Mr. Dyson said, he was seeing the phenomenon for the second time in his life, in America. Mr. Kaku, summarizing the scientist’s message: “The brightest minds at Princeton were no longer tackling the difficult problems in physics and mathematics but were being drawn into careers like investment banking. Again, he thought, this might be a sign of decay, when the leaders of a society can no longer support the inventions and technology that made their society great.”

The future belongs to those who show up. Mr. Kaku’s description of that future is an appealing one. But will we show up?

No man undertakes a trade he has not learned, even the meanest; yet everyone thinks himself sufficiently qualified for the hardest of all trades, that of government.
Socrates

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www.foresight.org/nanodot/?p=4…