To read the article which was published earlier today, click on the following link.
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I wrote a letter to the editor about hydrogen cars that was published in the Knoxville News Sentinel yesterday.
To read it, click on the following link.
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Here is an interesting 7 1/2 minute YouTube video of the Hyundai/Kia hydrogen fuel cell car program.
This is my favorite excerpt which is near the end of the video:
“The energy future of mankind lies in hydrogen. Kia Motors will take the initiative in the 2012 fuel cell leadership for securing the FCEV technology and fully commercializing fuel cell vehicles with its firm belief that hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are our future.”
Hyundai/Kia plans on producing 1000 hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in 2012.
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To view the graph, click on the following link.
As you can see, oil production peaked in the U.S. around 1970 and has steadily declined since that time.
Since oil is power, the graph might as well say “U.S. power” at the top.
Right now, every one of us is a passenger on the Titanic. Will we stop the ship from hitting the iceberg or just continue to sit around and do nothing?
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The President and members of Congress should get high-level executives from Toyota, Hyundai/Kia, Daimler, and Honda (companies that I believe have the top four hydrogen fuel cell vehicle programs) in a room and make the following offer…
“We will provide the tax incentives to build the first 12,000 large-scale hydrogen fueling stations if you agree to build every hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in the U.S. that is sold here.”
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Here is an very interesting article about Tesla Motors by Claire Cain Miller of the New York Times that was published yesterday.
The article discusses a lot of information that is in the filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that was recently submitted by Tesla.
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Was following the herd (which included cheerleading journalists) the right way to go with the dot-com companies ten years ago?
Was following the herd the right way to go with real estate five years ago?
Is the herd following plug-in battery cars or hydrogen fuel cell cars right now?
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Jeff Rubin, former Chief Economist at CIBC World Markets, has been very accurate in his predictions of oil prices over the past ten years.
He now believes that oil prices (currently around $75 per barrel) will reach $100 per barrel by the end of 2010 and $200 per barrel in 2012.
Furthermore, I just watched a YouTube video of a talk Jeff Rubin gave back in September of last year where he discussed why he believes oil prices will be going so high.
Here is the video of the talk which is both very informative and entertaining. While it is just over 45 minutes long, I highly recommend checking it out. If you can’t watch the entire talk, I suggest watching the first 24 minutes.
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