Recent projections for future energy consumption assume that natural gas will remain marginal in our transportation mix. But are they wrong?
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Recent projections for future energy consumption assume that natural gas will remain marginal in our transportation mix. But are they wrong?
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June 16, 2012 4:41 PM
Biomorphic House with organic skin designed by Pavie Architects & Design has aerodynamic shapes, and is situated 1000 meters over the Mediterranean Sea. It's formed to withstand winter storms perfectly and provides enough windows with transparent photovoltaic-cells to secure power sufficient for the heating, and electricity needs. The interior design is the natural extension of the inside of the skin. Free shaped floors, walls and ceilings give the feeling of a super luxurious space ship. This pilot project, through a self-powered water electrolyze process, converts the obtained energy to hydrogen and saves it for a future use. Later, a hydrogen powered PEM-Fuel-Cell generator can supply electricity to the house, releasing pure water and reusable heat as side-products... Via Lauren Moss, Digital Sustainability Delete the scoop?
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