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Luxury Hydrogen Fuel Cell Boat Drinks Sea Water, Gets Electricity

December 26, 2011 By 4 Comments
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Well, it may not be for everyone (not in my price range!), but this 250,000-Euro (~$325,000) eco-friendly luxury boat is pretty cool and worth a share. Full repost from sister site Gas2 below:

Luxury Hydrogen Fuel Cell Boat Draws Electricity From Sea Water (via Gas 2.0)

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  • Anonymous

    ” claims that a generator produces 50,000 volts of electricity right from the water itself”

    Does no one screen this stuff?

    This piece so much does not pass the smell test that it deserves a special award.

    Some guy has invented a boat that can run off of nothing but sea water?

    Let’s raise the bar here, boys. Don’t turn this site into Crackpots R US.

  • Ericluk2003

    Where will one get the initial energy to extract the hydrogen from the sea water? This is like chicken and egg.

  • jburt56

    You can generate power from the rocking motion of the boat. Think of self-winding watches.