August 20 Energy News
Science and Technology:
¶ When produced using renewable energy, hydrogen could cost nearly the equivalent of 50-cent-per-gallon gasoline, according to a study by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. The NREL plan assumes large-scale production of hydrogen through electrolysis, but with renewable energy used for power. [Green Car Reports]
Hydrogen fuel cell cars fueling, Fountain Valley, California.
Opinion:
¶ “Analysis Finds Wind Could Replace 6,000 Gigawatt-Hours of Coal in Colorado” • Financial modeling shows that Colorado’s clean energy transition is getting cheaper. Colorado voters bet costs dropping for wind and solar energy as they were used more, and it looks like the initiative’s promise is coming to fruition. [Greentech Media]
World:
¶ In India, a dam-top solar project of the Kerala State Electricity Board on the Banasura Sagar Dam at Padinharethara in Wayanad district is ready for commissioning. A trial run was successfully conducted recently, and the…
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