Comments on: Hydrogen Economy – Iceland

By: KhmerD0g

KhmerD0g — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

hahahaaa. u are …
hahahaaa. u are just some homeless garbage from a bankrupt country trying to show off whatever u have left. get a life. there is no hydrogen economy in iceland. there will never be one. your thermal energy is taken over by foreign aluminum mills. they are in control of you and your future. u have nothing left. so many young icelandic people are already moved out of that tiny island in drove. only the garbage like u still stuck there. krona is dead. reykjavik is dead. iceland is a wasteland. LOL

By: diej0o

diej0o — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

Needless to say, of …
Needless to say, of course I do. Generalizing shows ignorance and a short fuse. If I may, I will indulge myself into insulting you but you will probably not understand what I am saying. I believe that from whatever country you are from that you lack in manners and, judging from your spelling, intellect.

The game is yours, use your cards.

By: KhmerD0g

KhmerD0g — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

so u can speak …
so u can speak english? but do u have money to buy food? LOL

By: KhmerD0g

KhmerD0g — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

a year has passed. …
a year has passed. how is is iceland today?
u said iceland will never go bankrupt? well????

By: diej0o

diej0o — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

You know what is …
You know what is funny? Both Saevaroa and I speak/type better English than you despite being Icelandic. If you are going to run around and point fingers and shout out offensive comments then you can expect more fingers pointing back.

By: Choken1

Choken1 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

Nobody ever made …
Nobody ever made the claim that they were making energy out of nothing. Everyone around are well aware that electricity is required to split hydrogen from water, including that “idiot” professor.

The Icelanders are exited about this because they DON’T use oil or gas to produce electricity. They use a combination of hydroelectric and geothermal energy which this documentary clearly points out. If this works out for them, they can cut out a huge import cost from their economy.

By: annerough

annerough — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

Iceland is unique …
Iceland is unique in many ways. This little Island has good educational system, 3 universities and god health care. Amazing giving the fact that this little country only has a bit over 300 000 inhabitants. A little bit of wonder when you see how well they have done despite the crash of the economy and ill mannered bank policy for lenders. I hope Iceland will go forward with there hydrogen plans and in a stable manner change transport behavior. Good for them and us. So keep up the good work

By: annerough

annerough — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

When it comes to …
When it comes to the economy, most countries have suffered. And as in most countries the little guy has to pay the bill. When it comes to the riches in Iceland it is rater sad that many Icelanders do not know what they have. That been said we have to understand that most of us feel the same way in our own countries. It is as we are blind when it comes to ourselves and we think our country is fab. We do not see the faults others do from outside looking in. But we see others, don’t we?

By: JuanMiguelArroyo

JuanMiguelArroyo — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

you can install …
you can install turbine to turn and attach to generator which makes electricity

By: RTJaKaL

RTJaKaL — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:21:13 +0000

wow, its funny you …
wow, its funny you say that, my son and I just made a science experiment using a consumer bought solar panel and a couple of small stainless steel plates in water and baking soda. Yea, its small scale, but it works. So if we can do this at home, why cant a well funded facility do it on a larger scale?