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I don't understand the "very low or no emissions" statement. It's burning anything with carbon in it, it's going to produce CO2?
by inamberclad 5y ago
I don't understand the "very low or no emissions" statement. It's burning anything with carbon in it, it's going to produce CO2?
- ScaleneTriangle 5y agoCan burn hydrogen.
- gameswithgo 5y agoso can a piston engine
- gameswithgo 5y agothey are claiming double the efficiency so it would be half as much co2 for a given workload, but history and jevons paradox tells us cars would just get bigger and heavier and more powerful to eat up the gains!
- smilekzs 5y agoThe reason passenger cars have gotten bigger and heavier so far can be mainly attributed to 2 reasons: (1) more room for passengers and luggage (2) safety requirements. I think they are both starting to hit the "diminishing returns" stage, so a little more efficiency could potentially go a long way.