tw, when you mentioned GWB I assumed that you were singing your usual song about misspent government funds. I apologise if I took your comments out of context - although it is interesting that you then sang that song in your next post.
I knew later last night that I should not have used the compression of hydrogen as an example. I agree that it is a poor example. I was simply trying to say that hydrogen can be produced relatively cheaply, utilising the output from recycling systems. I should have mentioned solar cells. Sure, they are not suitable for all locations, but down here we have plenty of sunshine. Some
fellow Aussies are involved in this research, and also
here.
Here is a press release from a few years back that summarises some of their research.
The CSIRO is also involved in
hydrogen research.
And then of course there is
this link that I posted a few days ago, and you guys chose to dismiss as nonsense.
So guys, you surely can see that there are people out there trying to find some answers, and it seems to me that they are making progress. It is going to take many years of research before we see really solid results.