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- Introduced by Genepax
- Have refused to reveal the specific details of how the system worksCleantech: Water-Fueled Car: Too Good to Be True? (June 18, 2008)
- Claims system operates in a similar way to a standard Fuel CellCleantech: Water-Fueled Car: Too Good to Be True? (June 18, 2008)
- Special "membrane electrode assembly" allows liquid water to be usedCleantech: Water-Fueled Car: Too Good to Be True? (June 18, 2008)
- Several people have criticized the systemPopular Mechanics: Truth About Water-Powered Car, Water Fuel (July 3, 2008)
- Critics point out that electrolysis takes the same amount of energy, or more, to produce the fuel as it providesPopular Mechanics: Truth About Water-Powered Car, Water Fuel (July 3, 2008)
- Stan Meyer famously introduced a water powered car in 1990Columbus Dispatch: The car that ran on water (July 8, 2007)
- Meyer's system was proven to violate the laws of thermodynamicsColumbus Dispatch: The car that ran on water (July 8, 2007)
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A Japanese company, Genepax, has introduced a car allegedly powered by a "Water Energy System."
The system is reportedly based on a "membrane electrode assembly" which encourages chemical reactions to reduce water to a hydrogen-oxygen fuel mixture.Engadget: Genepax shows off water-powered fuel cell vehicle (June 13, 2008)
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Water Energy System Questions
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How do I get my energy supplies/water turned on for a new home? 2 AnswersI recently purchased a house, too. The utilities are relatively simple. Unfortunately, you must transfer each account into your name yourself, there is no aut... read more -
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How much energy is required to produce hydrogen via electrolysis of water? 1 AnswerEfficiency of electrolysis, like anything else, is probably about 30-50%. Thus, you'd need more energy than the amount specified below to electrolyze the given ... read more
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