Fuel Cells & Hydrogen
AUTHORS:
Lovins, Amory
Adams, Elaine
DOCUMENT ID: E03-15
YEAR: 2003
DOCUMENT TYPE: Presentation
In this lecture given at the RMI Quest for Solutions event in 2003, Amory Lovins presents an argument for hydrogen as the next major supplier of energy. Hydrogen is versatile, clean, safe, and cheap.
AUTHOR: Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: E03-05
YEAR: 2003
DOCUMENT TYPE: Report or White Paper
This paper describes the current political, economic, and environmental thinking about hydrogen and corrects common misconceptions.
AUTHOR: Swisher, Joel
DOCUMENT ID: U02-02
YEAR: 2002
DOCUMENT TYPE: Report or White Paper
This paper argues for the adoption of fuel cell technology by the electric power industry. The economic benefits of distributed generation are discussed.
AUTHOR: Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: E00-25
YEAR: 2000
DOCUMENT TYPE: Presentation
In this presentation to the American Gas Association, Amory Lovins explains the relationship between Hypercars, hydrogen, and distributed utilities. He argues that the Hypercar can be the catalyst for a shift to a hydrogen infrastructure and distributed utilities.
AUTHOR: Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: T99-07
YEAR: 1999
DOCUMENT TYPE: Journal or Magazine Article
This paper provides a specific strategy for transitioning to the widespread use of hydrogen. The authors describe how the careful coordination of fuel-cell commercialization in stationary and transportation applications, the use of small-scale, distributed fueling appliances, and Hypercar vehicles combine to offer leapfrog opportunities for climate protection and the transition to hydrogen.