[Greenbuilding] Beer as Green catalyst (better alternative to pumped storage for Renewables)
RT
archilogic at yahoo.ca
Fri Mar 29 14:30:22 CDT 2013
I suspect that Gordon Howell will know more about this since it comes out
of his backyard:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/story/2013/03/29/technology-water-electrolysis-calalyst-calgary.html
The story is about using iron oxide as the catalyst in an electrolysis
process with an eye to storing wind & solar-generated energy in the
separated hydrogen (and oxygen).
Given the proximity to April 1, I thought it'd be prudent to post this
piece on Good Friday instead of next Monday.
Unfortunately, I stopped drinking beer decades ago after I left the Univ
of Waterloo area (where there were at least two major breweries (Lablatts
and Carling) and a distillery (Seagrams).
(That's my excuse for not coming up with this invention.)
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Rob Tom AOD257
Kanata, Ontario, Canada
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