BMW Hydrogen 7 with an engine that can run on hydrogen or gasoline.

2009 Nov 20

The BMW Hydrogen 7 is not a car functionally equivalent to one of gasoline, has several limitations, some of them severe. However, it is a very interesting first step as an alternative to fossil fuel.

The V12 engine is a 6.0-litre engine capacity. When working with gasoline is equivalent to a BMW 7 Series its normal power, which has been reduced to 260 hp (760il gives 445). When working with hydrogen, benefits are the same as with gasoline.

When working with hydrogen, the only emissions of carbon that have BMW Hydrogen 7 (CO2 or oil) come from the lubricant; constitute a negligible quantity compared to the emissions produced by burning any fuel (hydrogen is a fuel but not a fuel).

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Kern County has power to be renewable energy leader

2009 Nov 13

Solar fields and rooftops in the desert and valley, wind parks in Tehachapi, biomass from waste production, and geothermal hot springs – with all its sun, wind, agriculture and geologic features, Kern County has a lot to offer when it comes to renewable energy. And then, of course, there are the oil and natural gas fields, keeping Kern a leader in fossil fuel production as well.

With all these resources, Kern seems to be in the right spot at the right time – a time when the state and the country are facing unprecedented regulations on greenhouse gas emissions and other byproducts of energy production and consumption.

“You here in Kern County are literally on the cutting edge when it comes to energy. You are at a great advantage here,” said Sunne Wright McPeak of the California Emerging Technology Fund. She was the keynote speaker of the day-long, fourth annual Kern County Energy Summit hosted by the Kern Economic Development Corporation on Thursday, Nov. 12.

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