| Germany seeks to solve key problem with wind power
Irish Times - Dublin,Ireland
The excess electricity is fed into a 500 kilowatt (kW) electroliser to produce hydrogen that is stored onsite. When needed – when the wind stops blowing, ...
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| Will Hydrogen Happen?
AutoSpeed - Australia
“The most likely areas of power generation where that's likely to occur in the next 20 years will be wind energy, solar energy and wave energy, ...
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| Tapping green technology for glamorous future
Korea Herald (subscription) - Seoul,South Korea
Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world's largest shipbuilder, has recently ventured into solar and wind power to reduce its reliance on shipbuilding, ...
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| Fredericton company hopes carbon is the new black
Daily Gleaner - Fredericton,New Brunswick,Canada
There's no problem for power companies to have consumers pay a premium from green energy such as hydro and wind power, he said. ...
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| DARPA at Phase 3 on solar powered surveillance strato-ship
Register - London,England,UK
Excess energy generated during the day will be stored by cracking water into hydrogen: at night, this will be burned in fuel cells to keep the ship flying ...
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