A new breakthrough could help hydrogen replace petrol as fuel

Good alternative to petrol.
Thanks for referral, Muhammed.

Hydrogen has been called one of the least efficient and most expensive possible replacements for petrol in terms of reducing greenhouse gases. A comprehensive study of hydrogen in transportation applications has found that,there are major hurdles on the path to achieving the vision of the hydrogen economy.The path will not be simple or straightforward.
 Though,Key Facts About Hydrogen as Fuel Can be easily stored and transported Highly combustible and can be used as fuel. 1g on combustion provides 30000cals as compared to petrol that gives only 11000cals End products being water only causes no environmental hazard.It Can be easily produced from water using biological agents Microorganisms like bacteria and leguminous crops Biologically produced hydrogen is known as biohydrogen Employs two main biological pathways of biohydrogen production- hydrogenase mediated biophotolysis and nitrogenase mediated bio photolysis.
Thanks, Mr Natteraja for referral.

Thanks Natteraja for referral. I have already commented.

Jabir seems promising. Actually i have seen a car manufactured by Nissan, Japan which runs in hydrogen. They have produced only 11 of them including the one brought to Delhi in Pragati Maidan some time back. 

Thanks for the referral Nattaraja sir.Hope we will find the application in the near future and the will of the govt to implement it if it is commercially viable.Only time will tell.I am told that water is also a good alternate fuel where i read in website on trial basis the motorosied bicycles and moped run bu water in u.s.a has been successfully tried out.

Nice information. In case hydrogen is able to replace petrol it would be a blessing for all. Let us wait for the days.

A good article Mr.Rifahi....Well if hydrogen come as a replace for fuel then it will realy be a boon to the common people provided its harnessing techniques, infrastructure comes cheaper....moreover experiments like these have always been uprooted.

Thanks for the referral jabir.

A number of attempts made by our scientists got annulled only on the safety reason in the past.  Good one! Let's wait for its commercial applicability and availability!