Architectural Technologist – MIT, hydrogen smart grid and the home

I tried to get onto my blog re the MIT site, and found that it was not available, I have no idea why, so this is the simplest way to get it back up, and that is write the Dam thing again, although this time, I understand the technology a little more.

So go to MIT and read the article, and then watch the move, this is the most interesting thing I have seen ever, It should br on the front of every newspaper in the world, and every new channel out, its that important, and linked into the Smart grid and Googles power energy site, it will transform the world. yet only the geeks like you and I, are aware of it. Henry Dreyfus Professor of Energy at MIT, has developed a simple method to split water molecules and produce oxygen gas, a discovery that paves the way for large-scale use of solar power. Its that simple, solar power now can be transformed into an energy form that can run my car, heating system and powers my electricity generation

The doubter are now answering the call, and sayng that its not as good as the hype, I don’t care, its the possibility that he’s right, that excites me, besides my gut says yes, and I tend to find my gut, large as it is, is not often wrong ! Check   out the Blip.tv video its an extension to the MIT article, and it explains the process.

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