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A solar panel the size of a drink coaster split water into hydrogen at 10.8 percent efficiency two years ago, and when the same company built one twelve times bigger the number dropped to 9, which is the part nobody put next to this month’s announcement
A building of 2.4 million square feet in Louisiana takes in a raw sheet of glass and hands out a finished solar panel four and a half hours later, twelve a minute at full rate, and the tariff arriving December 4 to protect American solar walks straight past it
A reactor in Houston splits liquid ammonia into hydrogen that travels a few feet into a German piston engine and never gets stored anywhere along the way, and more than 70 percent of the world’s ammonia is made out of natural gas to begin with
A drill core sat in a northern Ontario storage rack for a year and came out wearing a white crust, because the rock pulls carbon dioxide out of the air and turns it into stone, and a mine approved last month plans to grind 120,000 tons of it a day