http://terresacree.org/hydrogene.htm
If the Icelandic government supports the project, it is in particular that it hopes that the country will export its technologies and know-how, as it currently does in the field of geothermal energy.
I forgot to ask Mr. Lecler if he proposed his invention to Iceland. Normally, it should be a good test, because they will not go there by 4 ways: they will find out if there is a scam or not (ditto for Japan).
Pioneer Iceland:
When these transformations are completed, Iceland will import less oil and reduce its carbon dioxide emissions by 70% compared to today, which is not nothing, because although Iceland, with its 265 inhabitants only, being sparsely populated, its car fleet and fleet are large. The last census counted 000 cars, 132 buses and coaches and 468 fishing boats.
If all goes according to plan, Iceland can therefore count on a substantial economy. Such a technological feat deserves, if it is realized, to be imitated by other countries since it would make it possible to partially solve the worrying problem of urban pollution. In this perspective, Iceland is a pioneer and its experience could have important consequences for the environment of the planet.