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don c. · 12-03-2002, 02:01 AM

I began a thread on Millenium Cell several months back on TIQ. They are calling their technology "Hydrogen on Demand". They have tested their product with Daimler Chrysler , one of the more forward-looking auto companies with regard to alternative energy.

http://www.millenniumcell.com/news/hod.html

Hydrogen on Demand; Overview:

Millennium Cell has invented, patented, and developed a proprietary process called Hydrogen on Demand; that safely generates pure hydrogen from environmentally friendly raw materials. The hydrogen is stored on-board at ambient conditions in a liquid "fuel"; an aqueous (water-based) solution of sodium borohydride, NaBH4. Sodium borohydride is made from borax, a material that is found in substantial natural reserves globally. The process supplies pure hydrogen for energy applications without the need (and associated energy penalties) for compression or liquefaction. Hydrogen produced by this system can be used for numerous applications, addressing a wide range of power requirements.

12-03-2002, 02:01 AM	#3
don c. Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: , , . Posts: 61	I began a thread on Millenium Cell several months back on TIQ. They are calling their technology "Hydrogen on Demand". They have tested their product with Daimler Chrysler , one of the more forward-looking auto companies with regard to alternative energy. http://www.millenniumcell.com/news/hod.html Hydrogen on Demand; Overview: Millennium Cell has invented, patented, and developed a proprietary process called Hydrogen on Demand; that safely generates pure hydrogen from environmentally friendly raw materials. The hydrogen is stored on-board at ambient conditions in a liquid "fuel"; an aqueous (water-based) solution of sodium borohydride, NaBH4. Sodium borohydride is made from borax, a material that is found in substantial natural reserves globally. The process supplies pure hydrogen for energy applications without the need (and associated energy penalties) for compression or liquefaction. Hydrogen produced by this system can be used for numerous applications, addressing a wide range of power requirements.