clean energy using dirty energy. Biofuels like sweet sorghum can help too. Conventional electrolysis to produce separated gasses of H & O takes a great amount of energy compared to the return from burning it in an engine/generator. You’re lucky if you get 30% efficiency. Plus storage of the hydrogen gas is tricky and huge tanks are needed, unless liquefied, which takes a third more hydrogen energy to liquefy. In light of this, a way to electrolyze water and make more gas with less energy …

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