Hydrogen

In Hartselle, Alabama Larry Thrasher has created a water-powered hydrogen generator that has been shown to increase mileage on his 1996 Cadillac from 19 mpg to 53 mpg.

Since gasoline and oil prices are out-of-control, many people have turned to hydrogen generators for their cars to increase gas mileage and reduce emissions.

Clean Burning Natural Gas Vehicles (NGVs) are hot commodities in some parts of the country, where fuel can sell for as low as $0.63 per gallon. This Civic NGV is powered by the simplest and cleanest-burning hydrocarbon available, and though it looks like a standard passenger vehicle, its tailpipe emissions that are often cleaner than ambient air.

The hydrogen car movement has long needed a theme song. Now, the Hydrogen Highway song by Elmers Youngest fills that bill as it is a rallying cry for the need for energy independence and part of all proceeds go to charity.

Peugeot Citreon has teamed up with fuel cell maker Intelligent Energy to unveil the H2Origin hydrogen hybrid delivery van, which will make runs around the UK.

Last week saw the opening of the first hydrogen fuelling station in England. The station is based at Birmingham University, where experiments are being carried out to test the viability of hydrogen in transport applications, as part of Birmingham’s ‘Science City’ hydrogen energy project.

it's official. there's now a green way to kill people.

The Smack's hydrogen generator DIY boosting system for cars electrolyzes water and injects hydrogen and oxygen into the vehicle's manifold reducing emissions significantly and increasing gas mileage as well.

Yet another cool invention from Samsung. After they did break many European and American markets, they plan to knock out those solar power fanatics, by using water as a power source.

Hydrogen fuel cells have been around for decades in NASA spacecraft and cars, but recently they are hitting the small electronics market and the prices are getting far cheaper.

Interview with inventor, James Hunt

It's true, you can run your car on six gallons of water...

A short history of the most ambitious government research project you've never heard about.

More people than ever are turning up the heat on having a nationwide Hydrogen Manhattan Project to build the needed infrastructure for fuel cell cars.

Does it really matter? If we don't start getting these "new and improved" cars to the market, isn't this just a hypothetical exercise?