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[pf] Hydrogen. Item for fourth week June environmental news report.
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[pf] Hydrogen. Item for fourth week June environmental news report.
by David MacClement
03 July 2001 18:20 UTC
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· I'm starting on last week's environmental news report; (I'll do the rest
after I've walked 3 3/4 hours to Takapuna and back to give blood). I'm
including the following item.

· It is quite possible to run a transport system without _any_ carbon
dioxide production - at energy source (electricity generator) or in fuel
transmission or in use - as this wind-powered hydrogen demonstration system
should show.
  It's crazy for the USA to be held back by Bush's "energy plan"!  D.

http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm?newsid=11347&newsDate=27-Jun-2001
  is:
      Statkraft, Sydkraft, ABB to build hydrogen plant
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NORWAY: June 27, 2001

OSLO - Norway's state utility Statkraft, Swedish power firm Sydkraft and
Swiss-Swedish industrial group ABB have teamed up to build an emission-free
plant for production and distribution of hydrogen by 2002. 

The demonstration plant, which will be situated in Norway, is to be powered
by wind turbines, Statkraft said in a statement.
"It is only a matter of time before hydrogen as an energy source will be a
competitive alternative to fossil fuels and batteries," Statkraft's
technology director Jon Brandsar said in the statement.

Brandsar said the hydrogen plant is part of a large-scale project aimed to
develop the expertise and technology needed to make hydrogen a commercially
viable power source.

REUTERS 

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