Comments on: Hyundai Shows ix35 Hydrogen Car At Eco Summit on Isle Of Wight

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 01 Dec 2012 22:13:11 +0000

It is frequently advertised that electric hybrid cars are good for the environment. This is because they use less gasoline than regular combustion engines. They emit far less pollution than a regular car because at least part of the time they run on electricity which is a much cleaner form of energy than gasoline.
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By: baldwinbarclay20

baldwinbarclay20 — Sat, 01 Dec 2012 22:08:58 +0000

The hybrid car is an attempt to reduce our dependence on gasoline while at the same time protecting the environment from pollution. The hybrid car combines the use of gasoline with battery power in one car.
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By: baldwinbarclay20

baldwinbarclay20 — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 18:31:28 +0000

If you are a car enthusiast you will be interested to know how a hybrid car works. They are the most viable answer found so far to the problem of high fuel prices. They basically have two power sources. One is an internal combustion engine that burns gasoline in order to power the vehicle.nigerian stocks

By: DC

DC — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 06:02:10 +0000

Why is a hydrogen-hoaxster even at an eco-summit in the first place? A bicycle belongs at an eco-summit, a H2 car, not at all. This is like bringing a M1 tank to a greenpeace meeting. Million dollar H2 boondoggles dressed up as environmental saviors? I beg to differ. H2 vehicles are no more 'efficient' than gas-burners, for only what?, 50x;s the per-unit cost. I guess auto-makers dont hire people that that took physics in school, or they would tell them H2 only exists in most minute of quantities naturally on Earth, and it takes more energy to make H2 than it ever delivers to the wheels of a heavy, overpriced H2 boondogglemobile.

Maybe thats the point. GM and the other scammers keep telling the gullible thats H2 cars are just around the corner, and therefore, no need to think about subversive alternatives like, bike paths, and electric trams, and light rail and so on.

By: MrEnergyCzar

MrEnergyCzar — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 03:20:14 +0000

Imagine if they spent all this hydrogen car investment money on plug-in cars instead? They must have the governments tricked into thinking cracking hydrogen and making the fuel isn’t a net energy loser….. it’s hard to understand why they’d be behind this unless certain industry interests don’t want plug-in cars to proliferate….

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