On Sep 19, 12:27 am, "Mike Henry" wrote:

Have they published any technical literature on their technology? Anaerobic
digestion has been used for decades to make methane from organic wastes and
I'm wondering if they really have something innovative or are just riding
what's left of the hydrogen bandwagon.

Mike

One of the things that gets me on the "hydrogen bandwagon" is the
claim that they need to get research money to develop cheaper fuel
cells. But if we DID have a good source of hydrogen, we don't need
fuel cell cars. Adapting an engine to run on hydrogen is not that
much harder than adapting it to run on NG or LP. It is very low
octane, but exhaust gas recirculation (steam) takes care of that
problem.