Things like windmills or wind generators can bring energy to systems that separate hydrogen from seawater. The same electrolytic system that breaks water molecules can also form chlorine and sodium. The other thing that the windmills or wind generators can involve is the radar system. The radar system can also be installed in the wing of the wind generators. That system can have some civil and military applications.
And in the most futuristic visions, sea-based wind generators can also operate as laser stations. The laser system can be at the foot of the wind generator. And that kind of system can be a very powerful tool. The large carbon dioxide laser that is hidden in the wind generator can be used to destroy even ships by cutting their hulls.
The hydrogen economy should be the goal for energy. Hydrogen is a fuel that can use existing energy infrastructure. We all know that hydrogen is easy to get. The green energy and nuclear power can be used to create electrolysis that splits water molecules. But the fact is this. The main problem is the energy that splits water molecules. And another thing is that hydrogen that is created or separated from water doesn’t help with things like greenhouse gasses.
There are two ways to make pure hydrogen.
1) The most well-known thing is to separate it from water. The electrolytic system just splits water molecules.
2) The other way is to split hydrocarbon molecules into carbon and hydrogen.
If the system filters or otherwise breaks the methane molecules into hydrogen and carbon that removes the greenhouse gas from air. And that decreases methane emissions. The first way to remove carbon is simply to use an active carbon filter. And the other one is to use IR light that gives resonance to the methane molecule.
The system can simply use centrifugal separation to separate hydrogen and carbon from each other after the system splits the hydrocarbon molecule. In the same way, IR light can separate and break the carbon dioxide molecules. The active carbon filter should also remove oxygen from carbon dioxide molecules.
The main problem with hydrogen production is that these kinds of systems require money. Another thing is that those windmills and other things change the landscape. And the third thing is that some eagles fly into the wind generators' wings. An interesting thing is that no eagle ever flew in the aircraft's turbine. But because people see that one eagle flies against the wind generator's wings.
That makes them resist the wind energy. People don't see that thousands of eagle chicks die because of thirst and heat in forests. They see that the one eagle smashed into the wings of the wind generator. And that makes that system dangerous. The fact is that if we think about how the electricity should be pumped to the electric network we should never put electricity straight into those electric networks.
The system requires a battery system. That helps to keep the voltage stable on cloudy days if the system uses solar panels. Or calm, in the case of wind energy. And another thing is that. The system must not be based on one monolith solution. The system should have multiple systems. That produces electricity even if there are calm days. The battery platforms between the power unit and network help to avoid situations that cause electric cuts in southern Europe.
The worst possible situation could be that the solar panels will not produce enough energy. That means that other systems must increase their power to maintain the voltage. Then if energy production suddenly starts again. That causes an overload in the network. That is more dangerous than the low voltage situations.
