YOU SEE ...If Porche is working on a methanol fuel,
one has to ask - who else is ?
If anyone was paying attention,
Porche's methanol facility revealed a massive hydrogen machine.
Methanol is the next phase beyond hydrogen.
Little bit more challenging to make which then places it out of reach.
Not easy for consumers to make on own..
= you now have a marketable fuel to sell.
Hydrogen is great - but it's too great.
Too easy to make.
Which is why the industry tries to keep hydrogen fuel at the cryogenic stage.
Out of reach for consumers to produce themselves.
Why else does anyone think ev is pushed so hard ?
Most know not how to make electricity or, step up in voltage to feed a ev car.
EV's are great for warm climates.
But when it comes to cold enviroments, it's an entirely diff ball game.
Insurance industries charge $3k - $7+k to ensure EV's.
Throw in the fear factor of,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itGeAq9rBeY
And you wonder why so many are reluctant to make the purchase.
If platinum, palladium, nickel even mixed with cobalt can efficiently produce
hydrogen then why not assign these metals to the - making of energy - industry.
You know... give ev market's a run for their money.
Advantages ?
Existing auto industry remains intact.
Manufacturers
Auto parts
Garages
Fuel stations
Billions are no longer needed to convert industry to, all electric.
Besides,
ev cars, trucks under load quickly deplete their stored energy.
Thus drastically reducing their cost to run and range.
Obsession ?
When you see auto manufacturers create a hydrogen car that relies on the
hydrogen to generate electricty to feed an electric motor, you know there must
be some sort of upper echelon influence ( obsession )..
Or is it... must appease Gov'ts obsession of ev's where they've spent gobs of $$$
and planned the ev transition the last 20 - 30 yrs. Throw in the carbon scheme
and is it any wonder why they're so adamant to forge forward ?
= Carbon Tax.= Credit Scores = Micro management of everything = AI controlled cars.
Which is why i've changed my mind about ev's.
And decided to search out other energies in which to purpose energy metals.
How do others think ?
- battery metals ( have you been conditioned ? )
or
- energy metals
Like i've pointed out, world is in transition.
Transition periods are most often, weakest points.
Great time to throw in other energy solutions.
Imagine if just one fuel company stepped forward and said,
We want to revamp our distilleries.
We will use clean water.
We will use platinum coated -,nickel, cobalt tech
We will use bio grown co2 in liquid form no, co2 gas
We will produce a clean green fuel, 1 carbon in chain.
Upon combustion, carbon burns.
Consumers can keep their existing vehicles.
Simple small modification to motor to accept methanol.
What drives economies, moves things around ?
Fuel.
Markets would suddenly shift focus to,
platinum, nickel, cobalt ( hydrogen technology )
Energy metal deposits would be fought over
Complete opposite of what is now.
Royal battle would be game on,
Hydrogen Green Methanol vs EV
Who do you think would win ?
And that's exactly how markets should be decided.
Not... forced impositions - ev's.
And this is every reason why any junior with energy metals should
not follow the ev ordiance - rather - step one foot outside the lane
and rethink the possibilities.
It would be a perfect resolve - ace card for,
oil industry, refinery industry, chemical industry, fuel stations
Cheers...