Sewage could replace petrol in cars (Hydrogen)

Discussion in 'Prius, Hybrid, EV and Alt-Fuel News' started by spwolf, Sep 15, 2012.

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....yikes I don't think we are talking economically feasible here, except Japan is dependent on LPG imports for nat gas (H2 is made from). This reminds me of the US cellulosic biofuels mandate, yes If you want to say the gov't mandates and subsidizes this activity, then there is chemitsry avail to make fuels from all kinds of things. Japan also makes some H2 from naphtha presumably due to less nat gas availability. Fuel cell is a little harder to make sense for Japan as far as H2 supply - hence the stretch technology for H2-from-sewage.
US the H2 is cheaper right now due to low nat gas prices.
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Correction - Dang it , I keep saying LPG when I mean LNG Liquified Natural Gas

#21 wjtracy, Sep 17, 2012

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