Saturday, August 20, 2011

Welcome To The AHASVC Team Forum

This is the place where active members of the American Hydrogen Association of Silicon Valley share their thoughts and ideas for replacing our carbon-based energy infrastructure with one using hydrogen and renewable energy sources.

This is a new site and is a work in progress. We invite you to follow our posts. We have created the AHASVC Public Forum (http://ahasvcpublicforum.blogspot.com) for everyone to comment on our posts and to contribute your own thoughts and ideas.

We invite you to attend our meetings on the third Saturday of each month from 10:00am - noon at:

Peninsula Conservation Center
3921 East Bayshore Road
Palo Alto, California

Next  meetings are November 19 and December 17. More information is on our Website at:
http://www.ahasvc.org

2 comments:

  1. ZEEP 24 is a new project from Japan that allows the creation and storage of hydrogen fuel in hydride canisters. It is a small system but sufficient to support most Japanese households.
    If every home had a solar hydrogen system to supply its night time needs for electric power and eventually as a supplement to its transportation needs for fuel cell cars the islands of Japan would have true energy independence and their dangerous use of atomic power could be discarded. John Gotthold

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  2. Jeremy Rifkins new book ::The Third Industrial Revolution" details how we can rebuild the world on the basis of renewable nonpolluting energy and the free flowing information of the internet. The five pillars to success are;
    1. Shift to distributed renewable energy.
    2. Transform the entire building stock into micro power plants.
    3. Deploy distributed hydrogen storage and other means to distribute energy storage.
    4. Use internet technology to transform the power grid into an energy sharing intergrid.
    5. Transition the transportation fleet to battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles that can buy and sell power on the intergrid.
    These five pillars are interlocking and mutually reinforcing and the end result is a world based on pollution (and depletion) free renewable energy (the sun)and everything running on clean electricity.
    The even better part is that this new world will be based on distributed collaboration socially, instead of top down hierarchical control and endless oil wars. People will be finally able to be free, with their own energy and their own way to make a living, with customers spread all over the world.
    John Gotthold- President
    of the Silicon Valley Chapter
    of the American Hydrogen Association.
    TIR forever!

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