Sentence examples for hydrogen project from inspiring English sources

This bill takes baby steps -- a clean-coal demonstration project here, a hydrogen project there -- that pale next to the huge tax breaks and generous regulatory rollbacks it gives fossil fuel producers.

Conceptual designs of large mass LH2 (liquid hydrogen) storage systems, whose capacity is 50,000 m3, have been studied in the Japanese hydrogen project, World Energy Network (WE-NET) [K. Fukuda, in: WE-NET Hydrogen Energy Symposium, 1999, P1 P41].

With respect to the parameters used for simulating the variable operation of the hydrogen system as well as its economy, the economy table created for Copenhydrogen [30] is used to present a qualified guess for 2020, wherein the capital expenditure (CAPEX) and fixed operation & maintenance cost (FO&M) are used to calculate the payback time for the hydrogen project.

Shell already holds interests in nine other wind projects in North America and Europe, although spending on wind, solar and hydrogen projects was suspended by former chief executive Jeroen van der Veer in 2009.

Despite a stated investment of close to $2 billion in fuel-cell development, G.M. has kept relatively quiet on its hydrogen projects, choosing to emphasize its efforts on plug-in hybrid and battery-electric powertrains.

We suggest that this cofactor analogue is the best mimic of the ThDP ylid yet studied, in that it has a lone pair of electrons rather than a hydrogen projecting from the 2-position.

In his autobiography, Smyth's Princeton colleague John Archibald Wheeler recalled that Smyth recruited him to the Ivy Mike hydrogen bomb project and expressed support for the project in response to the Soviet test.

He was removed from the hydrogen bomb project, accused of anti-Communist leanings and denied promotions, he wrote.

A major problem in the hydrogen bomb project was to devise a fuel that would undergo adequate fusion.

After the war, he worked on the hydrogen bomb project, performing a calculation that demonstrated that such a bomb was not impossible.

This first Soviet test (see below The Soviet Union) stimulated an intense four-month secret debate about whether to proceed with the hydrogen bomb project.