Sentences with phrase «hydrogen powering homes»

An integrated energy system of solar, wind and hydrogen powering homes, business, private vehicles and public transport can tnansform Oahu into the world's first closed - system hydrogen energy economy.

Not exact matches

Other technologies on display will be hydrogen - powered applications for the home, in honor of the fuel cell's powertrain.

The sole option is a trunk - mounted power take - off system that enables the Mirai to serve as an emergency generator, providing up to 60 kilowatt - hours of electricity from a full load of hydrogen, sufficient to power a small home for up to a week, Toyota says.

The 11 pounds of hydrogen stored at 10,000 psi in the two bulletproof carbon fiber tanks equates to enough power to keep a home in the US powered for up to a week, Toyota says.

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The scale of an orderly transition to solar - hydrogen power plants, millions of «energy free» homes and a carbon - free transportation system over a period of 25 years is doable and would cost less than waging energy waes.

The plant is expected to have the capability to provide enough energy to power 2,350 average homes and enough fuel to operate 1,500 hydrogen - powered vehicles daily.

While hydrogen is feasible in home power generation, it is not feasible, at least not in the 2030 time horizon, for powering automobiles and other hydrocarbon - based transportation, he argues.

In its current state, he estimates that an individual would need to shovel the equivalent of a man's weight of sugar into a 250 - gallon fuel tank so that the E. coli - reactor could produce enough hydrogen to power the average home for an entire day.

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Then you can use it in fuel cells in your own home to create the electricity you need on demand or fuel your hydrogen powered car with it... no more grid losses... no more black outs... no more gas stations... no more oil imports.

Under home hydrogen it was suggested that water could be broken up into water hydrogen and oxygen in a home - scale plant when power was cheap and plentiful and these could then be recombined in a fuel - cell with regeneration of electricity as required.

Low - pressure hydrogen might also be supplied to the 9.5 million sub-urban homes via the existing (upgraded) gas network to power 10 — 30 GWe of mCHP boilers (possibly fuel cell) and domestic heat pumps.