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We advocate the adoption of the 'hydrogen economy' using ammonia as the 'hydrogen carrier' and solar concentrators
as the primary energy source.
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Solar energy is more than abundant enough to replace fossil fuels but the technology to harvest it has been
too expensive to compete. Any idea we could adopt solar in spite of this ignores the lessons of histoy that
suggest we would go to war rather than pay more. For any desired outcome to become reality, you have to work
with market forces. Without a technology that can compete with fossil fuels the hydrogen economy will remain
a dream and we will continue on the fast track to 'judgement day'. But with a technology that can compete
with fossil fuels, helped by the legislative bandwagon continuing to roll in the right direction, the hydrogen
economy becomes an inevitability.
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We already have solar concentator designs that with moderate economies of scale, will meet the price criteria. Our
mission is to develop these and be part of the Hydrogen Economy's implementation.
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