Comments on: Energy, Innovation | A New Look At An Old Problem http://www.damonclifford.com/blog/2009/energy-innovation-new-look-old-problem/ Energy in the 21st Century and Beyond Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:40:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Mark Slater http://www.damonclifford.com/blog/2009/energy-innovation-new-look-old-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-5869 Mark Slater Fri, 10 Jul 2009 07:44:17 +0000 http://www.damonclifford.com/blog/?p=167#comment-5869 Hey Damon, Have you heard abt Prototype cars ? yeah, those are the cars that runs on water..lol..seems to be strange but yes it's true.. Well, this whole works on unique electrolysis process – working simply with water and electricity – was originally designed to work in welding factories as a replacement for acetylene torches, a whole new application has come to light from Denny Klein, who recently filed a patent on his solution. He has converted his 1994 Ford Escort to run either as a water-gas hybrid, or on water alone., If we can really work on such cars or cars that runs on Solar panels, then we can really save up non-renewable source or energy Hey Damon, Have you heard abt Prototype cars ?

yeah, those are the cars that runs on water..lol..seems to be strange but yes it’s true..

Well, this whole works on unique electrolysis process – working simply with water and electricity – was originally designed to work in welding factories as a replacement for acetylene torches, a whole new application has come to light from Denny Klein, who recently filed a patent on his solution. He has converted his 1994 Ford Escort to run either as a water-gas hybrid, or on water alone.,

If we can really work on such cars or cars that runs on Solar panels, then we can really save up non-renewable source or energy

]]> By: Damon Clifford http://www.damonclifford.com/blog/2009/energy-innovation-new-look-old-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-5811 Damon Clifford Thu, 02 Jul 2009 05:07:38 +0000 http://www.damonclifford.com/blog/?p=167#comment-5811 Thanks for the reply Amy, Alternative energy will need to be developed some day, but that doesn't mean that it has to be developed today. The technology costs to produce alternative energy hasn't reached a point that is economical, that is why the government has to subsidize alternative energy programs and research. Without those subsidizes, people wouldn't be getting solar panels on their house and businesses wouldn't even touch it. However, technology is moving in the right direction. And as history tells us, we will reach a point where it will be economical and it will be embraced by everyone. Thanks for the reply Amy,

Alternative energy will need to be developed some day, but that doesn’t mean that it has to be developed today.

The technology costs to produce alternative energy hasn’t reached a point that is economical, that is why the government has to subsidize alternative energy programs and research. Without those subsidizes, people wouldn’t be getting solar panels on their house and businesses wouldn’t even touch it.

However, technology is moving in the right direction. And as history tells us, we will reach a point where it will be economical and it will be embraced by everyone.

]]> By: Amy Rich http://www.damonclifford.com/blog/2009/energy-innovation-new-look-old-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-5808 Amy Rich Wed, 01 Jul 2009 19:20:30 +0000 http://www.damonclifford.com/blog/?p=167#comment-5808 A great point you have made here. I really like the way you thought about energy and putting it in a different perspective. But we know that all non - renewable sources of energy are going to exhaust one day even if we make variants for petrol or gas. So why not focus on an alternative which will never exhaust. This way, our future generations don't have to face any energy crisis. A great point you have made here. I really like the way you thought about energy and putting it in a different perspective. But we know that all non – renewable sources of energy are going to exhaust one day even if we make variants for petrol or gas. So why not focus on an alternative which will never exhaust. This way, our future generations don’t have to face any energy crisis.

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