Articles, tagged with "hydrogen fuel cell", page 4
23rd February 2009
One has only to glance at the speeding numbers on the gas pump and watch their paycheck get swallowed up by their gas tank to begin wishing for a better, more economical way to power their vehicle. The increased focus on green technology coupled with high...
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geet.nh2009
09th January 2009
Did you know that you can build your own hydrogen fuel cell and run your car on water for less than $150? Conversion works on 99% of vehicles including gas and diesel powered cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs.
Can you run your car on water? In this world of...
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Ben Dressen
13th December 2008
Most vehicles that are referred as sports cars are rear-wheel drive, have two seats, two doors, and are designed for acceleration and aesthetics. While buying a sports car, customers generally give importance to brand name. Some of the important brand nam...
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shijinaseo
23rd November 2008
Gas prices may have dropped by a couple of cents over the last few days but with the current trends you can bet that it won't be long before they go up again. The days of cheap oil and gasoline are sadly a thing of the past. So if you have any sense you s...
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timothy
18th November 2008
When talking about alternative fuel technology, it doesn't often occur to people that they might actually be able to make homemade hydrogen generators as part of their choice to switch to an alternative fuel. Hydrogen fuel-cell cars eventually will elimin...
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Mark Black
08th October 2008
I think we have all seen the ads promoting hydrogen fuel cell conversion kits, which is basically converting water to fuel. The question is does it really work and is it a viable solution for saving money on gas? Here is the premise of the idea. Basically...
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Matthew Faery
09th September 2008
Once installed an energy (heat) pile uses the heat contained in shallow ground (earth energy) to directly heat or cool houses and offices, since the temperature inside the ground tends to stay at the yearly average. Therefore, in the winter the ground is ...
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Steve Last
08th September 2008
Something that a lot of people are wondering about is the hybrid car. This is something that everyone should concern doing, because the environment is not going to get any better until there are steps taken to lessen the destruction by things like cars an...
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Lorna Goldsborough
06th September 2008
Honda has been a leader in hybrid development ever since the launch of its first hybrid Insight model back in 1999. The company now plans to launch a new small hybrid, as an early 2009 model. The five-door, five-passenger vehicle will retail at a cost le...
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besthondaprices
05th September 2008
What do you feel whenever you're in the gas station having your tank refueled? You're probably in a bad mood and you're starting to develop a headache because of the high price of gas. Although the price of gas fluctuates frequently, it always ends up inc...
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Gargi
28th August 2008
With all the buzz on the internet and the press about hydrogen fuel-cell cars that essentially run on water, interests have been raised to peak levels. By taking a closer look at the technology that runs a car 100% on water, however, it's clear that the c...
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Crispin Camelo
14th August 2008
Today we are faced with ever increasing fuel costs. (Over $4 per gallon as of this writing) Until an affordable 100% Hydrogen Powered car is introduced to the world we'll have to find other was to save on fuel costs. In my research I have found a system t...
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John Delewese
29th July 2008
Hydrogen fuel-cell cars eventually will eliminate U.S. dependence on
foreign oil. With a fuel cell, hydrogen produces electricity to propel vehicles. No gasoline, no emissions.
But automakers say it could be 10 years or more before they can produce h...
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WaterFuel-Carkits.com
15th July 2008
The cost for a barrel of oil is expected to reach $150 shortly due to speculation in the commodities market. As a result, the price for gas will rise an average 1 cent per day shortly, which means the price will increase over $3 per year. We have all he...
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Author:
ronb107
06th July 2008
Would you be interested in saving money on the price of gas? I believe it would be safe to say yes because of the constant increase in the cost per barrel of oil. As the price of oil rises, people are looking for a way to save at the pump through the us...
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Author:
Shane Wilson
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