Submitted by Unregistered user (not verified) on April 18, 2008 - 4:00am.
It is not necessary to keep hydrogen under high pressure either in a car or a gas station. Hydrogen can be stored and transported in the form of a solid alloy that is 95% standard aluminum. Simply add water and hydrogen is produced on demand. My company has the patents, the tehcnology and by June 10, a demonstation one kilowat genset to show that not only does the process work, but that it can be controlled and regulated. Google AlGalCo or hydrogen on demand.
It is not necessary to keep hydrogen under high pressure either in a car or a gas station. Hydrogen can be stored and transported in the form of a solid alloy that is 95% standard aluminum. Simply add water and hydrogen is produced on demand. My company has the patents, the tehcnology and by June 10, a demonstation one kilowat genset to show that not only does the process work, but that it can be controlled and regulated. Google AlGalCo or hydrogen on demand.