In 48 hours. We will have clean energy in our household.

[cheaptech]

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Bloom Energy | Be the solution

The original technology comes from an oxygen generator meant for a scrapped NASA Mars program that's been converted, with the help of an estimated $400 million in private funding, into a fuel cell. Bloom's design feeds oxygen into one side of a cell while fuel (natural gas, bio gas from landfill waste, solar, etc) is supplied to the other side to provide the chemical reaction required for power. The cells themselves are inexpensive ceramic disks painted with a secret green "ink" on one side and a black "ink" on the other. The disks are separated by a cheap metal alloy, instead of more precious metals like platinum, and stacked into a cube of varying capabilities -- a stack of 64 can power a small business like Starbucks.

[cromagnon]

but will still consume bio fuel , but cheaper? or clean..

[cheaptech]

but will still consume bio fuel , but cheaper? or clean..

bio fuel... a good example is your FART.... it contains methane....

[baning]

im not fully understanding what is this all about... will this be available to the public or what

[cheaptech]

it will be introduce in 48 hours.

it will be expensive since it is new
but over the next 5 years it will be more affordable

[baning]

ah ic... maybe ... in five years...

[fritzd]

This may be a step forward but the thread title may be too hopeful. As you said, it will start expensive. So I don't see the possibility of having it in my house as of yet. hehehe

[moz_k2]

Back in 2007 na starring man ni sa Business 2.0 Magazine.
Karon kay naa jud result.

Actually nigamit na ani Google, ebay, fedex and other companies.
Starring pud ni sa 60 Minutes sa CBS News.
ebay says the save over $100,000 in electricity for the past nine months

As of the moment dli pa ni practical sa mga balay.
Gamit kaau ni sa mga dagko nga company nga grabe ug kaon sa kuryente.

[KASAAC]

mao dili siya praktikal kung sa balay ra gameton... sa dagko nga company jud ni siya mas angayan

[vernie]

It is a fuel cell and uses hydrocarbon and oxygen to power up electrical devices. The byproduct is carbon dioxide.