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Wind's Our Future, but Natural Gas Is Now

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Wind's Our Future, but Natural Gas Is Now

Wind generation used for co-generation of hydrogen is a potential that must also be factored into the viability of wind farms as is the process from which to transport hydrogen when considering it as a universal fuel.


Hydrogen potential from NG or wind farm distribution models must also be incorporated as an investment strategy in order to reach the full potential of a sustainable and renewable fuel vehicle. As much as NG is expendable, then so to is the wind.

Wind Power conversion in the form of a hydrogen fuel cell storage and power module is shown in this illustration from the following link.

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Wind's Our Future, but Natural Gas Is Now

Fuel speculation is always attractive because it offers immediate incentives to believe the problem is solved. The next question is what is using NG that offers the return. Is it going to power an 18 wheeler down the road, or a light weight golf cart? Natural gas has virtues that allow for extration and co-generation of electricity or that NG is used directly to create mechanical motion, yet, it is the appliance or the application of NG that will emerge as the market leader and not so much the fuel. The scale of efficiency ultimately mandates that we use less fuel and not more. Using the map as shown above the proven reserves are well recorded and vast amounts of NG is consumed nation wide already, only where is the application that solves the fuel crisis as we know it today?