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Title: Fueled by Oil Creek- #2 in a series
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Youtube/Toyota
URL Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFakFh_1XSw
Published: Jun 7, 2015
Author: Toyota
Post Date: 2015-06-07 19:16:07 by Operation 40
Keywords: Hydrogen, Energy, Fuel Cell
Views: 782
Comments: 2
To fuel the future, Toyota went back to where it all began. Welcome to "The Valley that Changed The World" In the 1800's, Native Americans skimmed oil of of what became known as "Oil Creek" 1859: Colonel Drake set up America's first oil well beside Oil Creek The Potential of Water While electrolysis isn't the most common hydrogen production method used today, continuing advancements in solar and wind energy mean we're eedging closer to a sustainable way of extracting hydrogen from water. With water all around us, the potential is clear and clean. The Science behind Fueled by Oil Creek What is Electrolysis? How is Renewable Energy Used in Electrolysis? Discover more at http://Toyota.com/FBE Previous episode: Fueled by Bullsh*t Thanks to Toyota, Hyundai and soon Honda- oil is no longer necessary to get from point a to point b
Titusville, Pennsylvania, is known as the birthplace of oil in America.
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#1. To: A K A Stone (#0)
Why isn't it possible to edit original posts? Fixed
#2. To: Operation 40 (#1)
A better question is why you don't ever seem to find anything to post that isn't a corporate PR press release. There are real websites that do report broadly on alternative energy.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latesteedging closer to a sustainable way of extracting hydrogen from water. With water all around us, the potential is clear and clean.
While electrolysis isn't the most common hydrogen production method used today, continuing advancements in solar and wind energy mean we're edging closer to a sustainable way of extracting hydrogen from water. With water all around us, the potential is clear and clean.
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