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Hydrogen Fuel Station in Iceland

Posted by michael on from the should-be-greenland-ha-ha-ha dept.

klang points to this blurb about Iceland opening a hydrogen refueling facility. While it isn't, as the blurb states, the world's first hydrogen station, it is notable because it produces the hydrogen onsite with electricity from geothermal energy and electrolysis, making it an almost perfectly clean energy source.

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  1. unlimited energy by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    if only we could somehow harness the pent up sexual frustrations of all the slashdot readers and turn it into electricity....

  2. Re:All this talk... by Greedo · · Score: 5, Funny

    and unfortunately many places do not have handy geothermal vents

    Obviously you are new to slashdot, where many of the posters vent a lot of hot air.

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  3. Re:All this talk... by einhverfr · · Score: 5, Funny

    Ahhh water:

    1: In its vaporous state, it can cause severe burns....

    2: It is found in high quantities in cancerous tumors.

    3: It is a major component of acid rain....

    How dare you say water is OK? ;)

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