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Why choose a fuel cell or an internal combustion engine when using hydrogen?

Over the past decade, most of the world's major automakers have expended a lot research dollars and engineering resources on developing vehicles that burn hydrogen. While advocates like the idea of using hydrogen as an energy carrier because it's the most abundant element in the known universe and it can be used without emitting toxic or greenhouse gas emissions (disregarding, for the moment, any emissions from producing the hydrogen), not everyone agrees on how to use it. There are two basic approaches to using hydrogen in vehicles: the ... Read more →

Are high-speed trains that good?

I must admit I'm a great fan of high-speed trains: they're very comfortable, they're fast and they take and leave you in the center of the city of your choice (usually). Japanese bullet trains and ...

Video: BMW made from ice, runs on hydrogen

The newest car in BMW's art car program is a BMW H2R race car made from ice. The BMW H2R is a concept race car made by BMW that runs on hydrogen. The car's outer shell was removed and replaced with a ...

NEVIS - The Internal Combustion Engine reinvented

NEVIS stands for New Exhaust Valve & Intake System, while it sounds basically like a simple modification to current technology, is actually attempting to reinvent the ICE. From fourteen years of ...

NASA: arctic ice melting faster than before

NASA recenty released two studies that show Arctic ice shrinking at a more rapid pace than previously thought. The first study was conducted by a team of scientists lead by Joey Comiso from NASA's ...

Why choose a fuel cell or an internal combustion engine when using hydrogen? 3 months ago on Autoblog Green

Over the past decade, most of the world's major automakers have expended a lot research dollars and engineering resources on developing vehicles that burn hydrogen. While advocates like the idea of using hydrogen as an energy carrier because it's the most abundant element in the known universe ...

Are high-speed trains that good? 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

I must admit I'm a great fan of high-speed trains: they're very comfortable, they're fast and they take and leave you in the center of the city of your choice (usually). Japanese bullet trains and European TGVs, ICEs and AVEs have returned dignity back to railway transport. But not everybody is ...

Video: BMW made from ice, runs on hydrogen 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

The newest car in BMW's art car program is a BMW H2R race car made from ice. The BMW H2R is a concept race car made by BMW that runs on hydrogen. The car's outer shell was removed and replaced with a metal lattice and ice. The car was designed by artist Olafur Eliasson and it's on display at the ...

NEVIS - The Internal Combustion Engine reinvented 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

NEVIS stands for New Exhaust Valve & Intake System, while it sounds basically like a simple modification to current technology, is actually attempting to reinvent the ICE. From fourteen years of research and testing by Cesare Bortone, the new engine design claims to solve lots of problems. It ...

NASA: arctic ice melting faster than before 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

NASA recenty released two studies that show Arctic ice shrinking at a more rapid pace than previously thought. The first study was conducted by a team of scientists lead by Joey Comiso from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. They found that sea ice melted at about 6 percent in each of the last ...



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