Monthly Archives: September 2008
Hydrogen For Cars Represents Way The Ahead
Hydrogen For Cars Represents Way The Ahead by Adrian Fletcher As gas prices continue to rise to unprecedented levels, every available resource is being investigated to replace fossil fuels by august official bodies like the energy commission to the average Joe and Josephine in the street. Hydrogen fuel cells seem to be a possible alternative. Hydrogen for cars will not only provide the chance to explore new energy sources; it will also open up better potential for us to improve how we travel o Continue reading
Using A Water Fueled Car – Is It Possible ?
by Adrian Fletcher Every alternative to gas is getting looked at as the prices of gasoline see no respite in the rise upwards. Even water as fuel for cars is getting some press. However this description is slightly misleading as water cannot be used directly. Rather it is a source of hydrogen gas that is split from oxygen via a chemical process. This gas is used to power the car rather than the water itself. Specialized equipment can allow you to separate the hydrogen element from the oxygen in Continue reading
Environmental Worries Drive Car Shoppers (WESH 2 Orlando)
A majority of car shoppers are making purchase decisions based on what’s good for the environment, a new survey found. Continue reading
Run Your Car on Water Scam
var pubId=9720; var siteId=13297; var kadId=8656; var kadwidth=336; var kadheight=280; Want to drive yourself a little crazy? Just search the web and try to find out if the run your car on water device really works. Good luck! For those who arent familiar with it, the run your car on water device separates out the hydrogen from the water to [...] Continue reading
DrumBeat: September 29, 2008
Oil plunges $10 as US bailout plan voted down NEW YORK – Oil prices tumbled more than $10 a barrel Monday, dropping back below $100 as a U.S. financial bailout failed to win legislative approval, raising fears of a prolonged economic downturn that could drastically erode global energy demand. Light, sweet crude for November delivery sank $10.52, or 9.8 percent, to settle at $96.36 on the New York Mercantile Exchange, after earlier dropping as low as $95.04. The dramatic sell-off capped a Continue reading