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Making solar energy competative
April 26, 2008
by DaS Energy,
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Solar energy already can produce electricity for far lower cost than Coal or Gas.
Hydrogen requires 50c of thermal energy to create 700 Bar of gas pressure. Water requires 550c thermal energy to create 160 Bar of gas pressure.
The mechanics are with us now along with winning opposition to its commercialisation.
The politics afforded by Coal and Gas money have had a long history to establish itself.
Does one expect the Coal and Gas industry to sit back and whistle dixy whilste their future fortunes are are stripped from them by new comers to the energy market.