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How are we coming up with the amount of BTU's in this fuel? while I have no doubt your figures are accurate are they applicable.
I WATCHED a car run on a stream of mildly compressed (low psi think helium tank) hydrogen gas via a tube shoved into the carburetor on national television.
There is no way in hell they were shoving the QUANTITY of hydrogen you seem to say it would require to do this??? There is no way in hell that tank was holding even a FRACTION of 3000 uncompressed gallons. if your math is right they would have had to empty that WHOLE TANK in 5 seconds or so to run that car for 5 seconds. they ran it longer than that and did NOT use very much gas or pressure to do so. a few gallons of gas AT MOST.
ie the math your displaying is in contradiction to what has been observed. One of them has to be off. big time.
How are these BTU numbers being generated? is the BTU's in gasoline the MOLECULAR energy potential of gasoline IE 100% matter conversion to energy or just the amount of energy we actually manage to get out of it for useful work?
and 15cents a KW ? where the hell do you live Hawaii? (seriously thats REALLY high) even our COMMERCIAL PROPERTY only pays 13.6 cents a kilowatt. we pay a lot less at home. (that 13.6cents is FULL BILL divided by kw's used ie including all generation transport etc.. fees)
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