Said well. The shift is on in my opinion. Just too many positives to ignore.
And yes to the moon. Apologies again.
This came up this morning. Specifically CFCL. Two year trial but all helps.
"Wingas and TWL to support R&D activities of natural gas applications." Friday, March 18, 2011 11:53 AM
"In our view, fuel cell applications represent a particularly attractive option because they are an extremely efficient form of energy conversion." Dr Gerhard Weism?ller, Chief Technical Officer of TWL AG, also underlined, "As a municipal utility provider we are interested in giving our customers an energy supply that is as environmentally friendly and secure as possible. For us natural gas is thus the ideal energy to complement renewable energies."
A fuel cell by the company Ceramic Fuel Cells GmbH is set to go into operation in a terraced housing area in Ludwigshafen as soon as April 2011. The field test is scheduled to last about two years in total and aims to determine whether the technology is ready for the market. The BlueGen fuel cell has an electrical output of about 1.5 kW (thermal approx. 0.7 kW), an electrical efficiency of up to 60 percent, and is based on solid oxide fuel cell technology."
