Cella Energy claims to be close to the construction of a new fuel that would be compatible with your car: it could literally replace ordinary gasoline, they claim.Giz Mag, Google NewsHowever, this new fuel would be made out of micron-sized nanotechnological beads - hydrides stored in small porous polymers. It would be cheaper than the regular gasoline - relatively to the prices in Central Europe, it would be 4 times cheaper.
The usual pseudoscientific tirades about the absence of CO2 emissions is a mandatory appendix in all the media.
Do you actually understand what the polymers are made out of, what happens with them in your regular motor, and how the fuel is produced? And most importantly, how close they are actually to a working prototype that you may pour into your motor?
Via klimaskeptik.cz
