August 25, 2023 – Rob Gourley recommended in a recent podcast that the successful conversion from the dependence of fossil fuels to more green energy must involve working on many fronts over the next decades. Although he is in agreement with Elon Musk that the federal “turbofunding” of renewable energy seems to be excessive and …
July 25, 2023 — Wall Street Journal (WSJ) recently published an article about the race to invent a greener jet fuel. This article states … “The U.S. consumed about 23 billion gallons of aviation fuel in 2019, including military and civilian use, while global commercial consumption reached 95 billion gallons in the same year.” Fuels …
June 1, 2023 – Last weekend at the Indy 500, Shell Oil introduced its next-generation renewable race fuel, ethanol primarily from sugarcane waste. However, race fans looking for speed may not have liked listening to some teams advising their drivers over radio communications to slow down to save tire integrity particularly in the turns where …
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May 16, 2023 — In November of 2022, Hydrogen Central published our article on Super Green Hydrogen. DiTetra Gas that is also infused into ultra-pure water to produce Watt-Ahh, can be used to make a more energetic form of hydrogen that doubles the horsepower output of fuel cells. Worldwide, major investment in hydrogen is occurring. …
April 29, 2023 – Being self-appointed science renegades, we are taking a turn back to our bioenergetics core this month, to present exciting research about the power of active oxygen like when someone drinks Watt-Ahh. In the mechanical world, oxygen by itself is not a mechanical fuel per se so it is not a major …
More than a trillion dollars of turbofunding for renewable energy projects supported by the U.S. Government or what is also referred as ESG (Environmental, Social and Governmental-based) investments, has gravely backfired. The misguided regulation and easy money have enticed both banks and capital venture corporations to make subprime business loans to startup businesses that have …
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March 14, 2023 — Our October 2017 AHA! Discovery spotlighted a woman who broke the glass ceiling in astronomy during the 1920’s. Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin was the first person to theorize that hydrogen is abundant on the sun and is the electromagnetic (radiant) energy fuel essential for keeping life warm on Earth. Cecilia must have been …
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December 6, 2022 — For this climate-related article, we are not talking about the sink that Elon Musk carried into Corporate Twitter. This article instead of the kitchen sink, focuses on carbon dioxide sinks. In the latter 1970’s, I worked on a comprehensive research project and later a metro-wide landscape design plan for “sinks” that …
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November 19, 2022 — All of the talk about “zero-carbon emissions” reminds me of working on the federal zero effluent guidelines for the battery manufacturing industry in the early 1980’s. As an United Technologies Corporation employee working on a major contract with the U.S. EPA, I traveled nationwide every other week and sampled wastewater from …
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November 19, 2022 — In November of 2022, Rob and I were on a Zoom conference with financial managers from a U.S. megabank that has made a clean energy commitment. The bank’s new mission is to help their large corporate clients transition “toward low- and zero-carbon solutions” and a more sustainable future. We are interested …
