HPQ Silicon Inc V.HPQ

Powdered energy

[Bajabeacher]

Let that roll around in the brain for a while...It's almost impossible to realize the magnitude of this. The Trekhy is just the beginning. I can imagine the day you will have a generator running your home. All the water you use for showers, washing, and even filtered toilet water will be saved to add to your powder to fuel you hydrogen generator. So your electric needs will be covered and the heat generated by chemical reation will heat your home....This is mind boggleing huge..add water to your fuel tank, add your powder and drive away in a fuel celled car....my mind can't take anymore...Beachbum

[hunterxjames]

Ive been following hpq as i own pyr. Not sure about this hpq tech that uses water for fuel to produce hydrogen when there's scarcity of water in other parts of the world ? Unless this tech's  other by-product that uses water is also water??can someone elaborate this technology further?

[Bajabeacher]

Yes there is a scarcity of water in some places. The point is you don't need to use clean water this also works on dirty water. Filtered sewage water could be used to fuel the hydrogen generator to power the city...you know silly things like that....JMHO...Beachbum

[hunterxjames]

Well, yeah , these dirty water should Still go back to water treatment facilities , cured and reuse for purposes other than  to aim the "widespread amd large scale" use of water to make hydrogen which in turn to make electricity. Maybe in small scale  this will work but i dont think a whole city will adopt this in a large scale, coz this will competely disrupt the water

[developbc]

Yes some very rare areas there is scarcity but can be accessed by deep well drilling etc... But nonetheless - About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is water-covered, and the oceans hold about 96.5 percent of all Earth's water. Water also exists in the air as water vapor, in rivers and lakes, in icecaps and glaciers, in the ground as soil moisture and in aquifers. Water is the most

[hunterxjames]

[hunterxjames]

Hydrogen is the most abundant element is the universe. Here on earth, hydrogen is mostly found on water.So you think Beijing , or New delhi , New York , would use water powered generators to power the houses and buildings by using ,drilling the earth's crust,  melting down the iceberg  or they would rather invest on water technologies  to produce food and clean  

[developbc]

Think you are not really seeing what they are trying to do.  Firstly... I can see great applications in the military, camping, remote areas, emergency survival kits, first responders in a catastrophe, boating, hiking etc etc.   This is just for starters.   As for commercialization, the CEO PETER of Pyrogenesis stated clearly he will not entertain any project whatsoever unless they

[gizmo66]

Burning Hydrogen creates water and if i'm not mistaken alot cleaner water than what was used to create it so there really is no water issue if you can build into the system a water retrival method

[Oden6570]

I can see these units being a gotta have for all homeowners prone to storm's flooding Florida , Texas etc etec etc . ,cottage owners , emergency response units , etc etc etc . The uints will get better the technolgy will allow for scale and untold oppurtunites lie ahead. And HPQ will be a supplier to many, HPQ Power Sands the future is BRIGHT !

[Trainstation]

Lets get it. I think this might unintentionally overtake the EV hype of HPQ on the short term.