Neil Harrison Jun 15, 2014 10:43
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George Bush (#43) proposed a major science push to develop hydrogen as a transportation fuel. This has not happened. Why not? Industrial and regulatory impedance caused by well-developed embedded systems? Why have electric cars emerged rapidly in recent years despite the absence of "filling stations"? How has industry support for electric motive power developed despite the absence of an industrial infrastructure? You need to answer these and related questions and complete your proposal.
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Brook Seaton Jun 16, 2014 03:21
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Thanks for the comment! There is consumer demand for clean energy, but powerful fossil fuel interests who oppose them. It seems that overnight, 'filling stations' have appeared in the SF Bay Area, but where you'd expect they'd be, like gas stations. I'll try to incorporate your suggestion.
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Manohar Lal Baharani Jun 18, 2014 01:13
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The safety of Nuclear power station is as critical and important as hydrogen. The difference is centralized huge power and distributed small quantity of power. The mobile phones to smart phones have grown world wide. There are regulations for not using it while an aircraft takes off / lands and at gas fuel filling stations. Similar to this situation, high risk hydrogen fuel usage has to find simple directives and safety devices to satisfy the consumer demand. The rate of returns on investments in competitive market economy has to find avenues for the proposal.
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Laur Hesse Fisher Jul 24, 2014 01:42
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This proposal has been moved by an Administrator from the "Industry" contest to the "Transportation" contest.
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Kimberly King Jul 27, 2014 04:16
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This proposal needs to incorporate a great information that has already been discovered and revealed by a veritable plethora of organizations worldwide e.g. for starters
CA Fuel Cell Partnership
LinkedIn Global Hydrogen Ambassador's Network
Fraunhofer Hydrogen IFAM
NREL Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Research
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