08-12-2013, 04:11 PM
quote:Sorry (dragon), my response is "ditto", to this statement. Well said.
Originally posted by Wao nahele kane
Keeping within reason though initially seeming far fetched is another possibility. With an abundant supply of hydrogen as fuel; is it possible to melt basalt and form roadways, free from common roadway toxins? Did you know iron can be melted via electromagnetic fields and because lava contains iron, it can also be melted via electromagnetic fields? Can any of the above lead to a cleaner Hawaii?
What's the above have to do with Geothermal energy? Geothermal energy can create electricity, that electricity can be used in electrolysis of water disassociating (H2O/water) Hydrogen from Oxygen. The common gasoline 4 stroke engine can be converted to use hydrogen gas with a simple conversion kit. The hydrogen can also be used in electrical generators for use in mobile applications where electricity might be utilized. But none of that is financially possible unless geothermal energy rights are taken seriously and claimed by the people.
- Armed citizens provide security of a free State.
Also "ditto" to we in Puna should get lower rates being the host community, and we need competition for PGV/ORMAT. Go IDG!!!
JMO.