The fuel cell is the key piece of kit in the HydroGenesis system that creates electricity when there is insufficient solar energy hitting the photovoltaic panels. There are several types of fuel cells, depending on the fuel used and the […]
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The G7 summit is a political organization/meeting of the seven largest ‘advanced’ economies in the world and comprises the UK, United States, Canada, Japan, France, Italy and Germany. The Group of Seven (G7) meet on a semi-regular basis to discuss […]
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Everywhere you look these days there are references to Net Zero, Low Carbon, Carbon Tax, but why are we so obsessed and why now? Carbon refers to Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in this respect, and it is important as CO2 accounts […]
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A key aspect to a HydroGenesis system is the storage of the hydrogen we produce by electrolysis. This is not as simple as many would initially believe (including us) mainly due to the lightness of hydrogen and therefore the low energy density […]
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Hydrogen is fast becoming an important part of the worldwide energy mix in both transport and stationary applications (such as a HydroGenesis system). Storage of large amounts of energy generated from intermittent renewable sources is driving a tightening and specification […]
Read moreWe’ve already written that hydrogen was generated in the seconds after the big bang in the article ‘What is hydrogen and why use it to store energy’ but how have we used hydrogen since it was discovered in the seventeenth century […]
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“Energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only be changed from one form to another.” This much quoted line from one of the greatest minds the world has known (Albert Einstein) remains true, which is why the storage of […]
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