MYRTLE Corsica store solar electricity into hydrogen

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by Cuicui » 16/01/12, 00:31

dedeleco wrote:There is one that is priced at a typical oil price before its price explosion, it's Kaplan, which was made and developed on Breton algae in excessive quantities to make oil with Basque biochemical reaction of the 1800 years:
https://www.econologie.com/forums/4kg-d-herb ... 11431.html
https://www.econologie.com/forums/post222194.html#222194
https://www.econologie.com/forums/post222228.html#222228

Certainly, but it is to make fuel for thermal engines and not to store electricity.
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by chatelot16 » 16/01/12, 00:54

there will always be a number of machines that necessarily work with liquid fuel

so making liquid fuel is part of the solution of the future

I even believe that for a small vehicle ultra light liquid fuel heat engine is more profitable than dragging a too heavy battery, especially if the liquid fuel is artificial

even if we had huge batteries to store a lot of electricity, it has a large self-discharge ... it would be useful to have liquid fuel stocks that can be stored without loss long

edit ... I let myself go off topic ...
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by Cuicui » 16/01/12, 10:01

chatelot16 wrote:there will always be a number of vehicles that necessarily work with liquid fuel ...

Does an electric vehicle operating with formic acid fall into this category?
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by bleusideral » 16/01/12, 13:17

chatelot16 wrote:even if we had enormous batteries to store a lot of electricity, they have an important self-discharge ...

edit ... I let myself go off topic ...


no I do not find off topic because the post is about energy storage!
for batteries, they have evolved a lot, for self-discharge, we can take a gel battery for example, the discharge is much longer, the service life too! remains the eternal problem of recycling, but this Battery type has an almost ten-fold lifespan has a liquid acid ...
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by bitenbois » 16/01/12, 14:54

Hello everyone
I give my insular opinion on subject
the photovoltaic park like the wind turbine is only a masquerade here to take advantage of local and European aid.

This article appears in the middle of the election of president of the ..... myrte.univ-corse.fr/Inauguration-de-Myrte-revue-de-presse-_a6.html
this project was presented here as an experiment .. and a world premiere, the good joke

Nobody wants to produce heavy fuel oil here. apart from edf and the prefect. residents, farmers, various associations fought against edf, lost a priori we recommended the same engines (which according to edf can not be modified to run with another fuel)

an aging and faulty electricity network: cut from a few hours to several days each time it snows or sells, cables that date from the arrival of the current in the villages (60 years), more often 180v than 230 in the jacks.

the m3 (stere) of wood at 80 euros
the diesel not far from 1.5euros, a little more for gasoline

in short a big problem here for an island of wind and mountain sun
I gave my opinion here to rectify the shooting we are at the tip of nothing here energy level and this kind of article could make believe the opposite
it is propitious to heat it or to light it with myrth brandy

:D cost less than these "experiments"
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by dedeleco » 16/01/12, 17:34

the m3 (stere) of wood at 80 euros

as elsewhere in France (83) while we throw a lot of free plants, free wood, all around my home (83, 77 and 91) with even neighbors who fester me with, for days, burning them in outdoors.

It is scandalous to waste 20 € million, instead of recovering all this wood and vegetation of clearing, to pick up on km2, and to burn in boilers with wood of EDF, (not with fuel oil), shredded practically free once dried in the summer sun !!
In addition it provides jobs on the spot instead of wasting that money in fuel and unprofitable projects.
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by sspid14 » 16/01/12, 20:01

sherkanner wrote:Mouaif, the production yield of hydrogen is quite low in general, about 25-40%. A ca we add performance in the stack of hydrogen 60%, we do restitueras that has 15 24% of the energy supplied by the panels.

And yield signs are already there, it'll have to rotate the center a very long time, especially at the current price of energy to make it profitable.

At first all they are seeking is flexibility, but here the price: s


water electrolysis efficiency.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89lect ... de_l%27eau

Efficiency cells (SOFC)
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pile_%C3%A0_combustible

Reread the yields: 25-40%, it is via use of nuclear electricity
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by Christophe » 10/03/22, 01:05

Things are heating up in Corsica following the assassination of Colonna:



There is also this: : Shock: : Shock: : Shock:

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by Christophe » 10/03/22, 09:07

Ajaccio:



In Bastia not so much better:



A taste of what awaits France in the event of a victory for Zemmour...but we will have to go through it...
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