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Wyoming company wants to convert CBM water to hydrogen

June 14, 2006 /

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The National Science Foundation has awarded a $100,000 grant to a Wyoming company that wants to determine the profitability of using wind turbines to convert coal-bed methane discharge water into pollution-free hydrogen and oxygen.

Hydrogen already has several industrial uses in Wyoming, including oil refining. Eventually, the hydrogen may be stored in fuel cells to complement intermittent wind energy — which would increase the value of Wyoming’s wind energy by two-thirds, according to Wilson-based Ladd Energy.

By DUSTIN BLEIZEFFER
Star-Tribune energy reporter

Full Story: http://www.casperstartribune.net/articles/2006/06/14/news/wyoming/8753d5500f9931a18725718d005eac24.txt

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