Thirty-two students from TU Berlin university have set themselves the ambitious task of building a renewables-powered boat by spring 2023 and racing it in the 10th edition of the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge. So far they only have a 4-inch (10-centimeter) model of its two hulls. By June next year they intend to have a seaworthy catamaran complete with electric power system.
Solar hydrogen boat on a course for Monaco
Solar hydrogen boat on a course for Monaco
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That`s all very nice and fine.
Why does mankind always tend to make the second step before the first?
There should go much more research in the making of real green, real renewable hydrogen.
It that ship will be powered with 2023`s hydrogen next year, it will be a disaster,
because 99% of today`s and tomorrows hydrogen is made from fossil sources.
Is that so difficult to understand, that that is a detour?