Turning Seawater into electricity with Joi Scientific and NB Power 1/8/2018 News

[Perpetual Overunity]

Today there was a important news announcement article published by CBC News-New Brunswick on 1-8-2018 about the 21st-century hydrogen company called Joi Scientific working with NB Power who will invest $7 million in the research and development partnership with Joi Scientific. The mature start-up company called Joi Scientific is a revolutionary-green energy breakthrough technology that can produce a self sustaining supply of hydrogen on demand or 24/7.  Look up today's news story by CBC News-New Brunswick about the coal power plant that will be converted to run off hydrogen that is safely stored in cheap Seawater nearby. Over the last two years Joi Scientific has been funded with over $7 million investment dollars and has been granted 4 US Patents in 2016. Joi Scientific has opened offices in Asia, Europe, Canada and are still located at the Kennedy Space Center at the SLSL facility. The advisers for Joi Scientific have great credibility such as a retired Brigadier General, former executive at the Department of Energy, VP of Microsoft in Asia and many others you can read about at the website for Joi Scientific at www.joiscientific.com blog site. Not long ago I found a international company for Joi Scientific that is called 2G Energy. This large company builds gaseous fueled engine powered electric generators for combined heat and power (CHP) applications. They produce a range of 20 KW up to 4.5 Mega Watt electric generators with CHP that can be fueled by either gaseous hydrogen, methane, biogas and syngas. It turns out that 2G Energy is only 145 miles away from Joi Scientific at the KSC in Florida. If these two companies decide to partner any ship, train, truck or power plant can be fueled by higly competitive hydrogen fuel that is safely stored in any type of water.

[Paul-R]

On this board, we need to know how it works.

As it stands, it is likely to be dismissed as a wave, wind or PV generated voltage electrolysing seawater.

[Cherryman]

As it stands, it is likely to be dismissed as a wave, wind or PV generated voltage electrolysing seawater.

Not quite true.


I read some of the statements of the company.


They need a little energy/hho in the begininning and after that it is a self sustaining process.
Creating more hho from the water then it is costing them hho to produce it.
On location, or mobile, on demand.  No storage.


That's quite a statement!

[sm0ky2]

To compound this a little bit, sea water is being used as an electrolyte for its own electrolysis
copper and aluminum are used as cheap electrodes, which are replaced as needed.
the salt-water battery can also use nickel instead of aluminum


The bi-products of the process include salts and a variety of other minerals
left in saline solution. Which can also be extracted to fund the process.


Clean water is also output by the combustion or electrochemical battery. (reverse electrolysis)


In this manner, any coastal environment can use the ocean as a power source.
(along with the consumption of aluminum, and to a lesser degree copper)
The metal-oxides can be recycled for a decrease in material costs over the long term.

[mikemongo]

To compound this a little bit, sea water is being used as an electrolyte for its own electrolysis
copper and aluminum are used as cheap electrodes, which are replaced as needed.
the salt-water battery can also use nickel instead of aluminum


The bi-products of the process include salts and a variety of other minerals
left in saline solution. Which can also be extracted to fund the process.


Clean water is also output by the combustion or electrochemical battery. (reverse electrolysis)


In this manner, any coastal environment can use the ocean as a power source.
(along with the consumption of aluminum, and to a lesser degree copper)
The metal-oxides can be recycled for a decrease in material costs over the long term.

Where did you read that they are using copper and aluminum electrodes?