Cheaper, Cleaner Hydrogen Without Platinum

keithww writes "Looks like the hydrogen economy may have gotten a whole lot cheaper. Wisconsin team engineers gas from biomass using common metals of tin, nickel, and aluminum instead of platinum. This looks like a good way to get rid of biowaste also." Of course, there's still a long way to go before the automotive industry is using it, but it is good news nonetheless.

Comments

H2 Bad?

[randomErr]

I thought we just had a report a few weeks ago, right after Bush anounced his new hydrogen car program, that hydrogen was bad for the enviroment?

Re:Never underestimate the power of a lobbyist

[Spellbinder]

they are all doing research
but they will not use their researches untill there is not enough oil to sell or it is to expensive for normal customers

Re:Hydrogen from biowaste is stupid.

[0000 0111]

Save gas! Fart in a jar!