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agriculture.newholland.com - 3/4/2009

We New Holland - The world of New Holland

— agriculture.newholland.com — The current situation. Fuel and energy represent a large amount of the farmers input costs. Farmers are... scattered and dispersed around the country. Therefore, the costs of bringing fuel and energy are also very high. What do the farmers need? Farmers ... (more) We New Holland - The world of New Holland

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techon.nikkeibp.co.jp - 3/3/2009

Sony Unveils Ultrasmall Hybrid Fuel Cell -- Tech-On!

— techon.nikkeibp.co.jp — Sony Corp prototyped a fuel-cell system small enough to fit in one hand. The size of the... system is about 50 30mm, which was realized by combining a fuel cell, Li-polymer secondary battery, control circuit and so forth. This is the first time that ... (more) Sony Unveils Ultrasmall Hybrid Fuel Cell -- Tech-On!

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gadgets.boingboing.net - 2/26/2009

Sony retro keychain speakers contain fuel cell

— gadgets.boingboing.net — Something old, something new. [PC Watch] (more) Sony retro keychain speakers contain fuel cell

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Prototype hydrogen fuel cell tractor is a step in the right direction
DVICE Atom Feed — ... operates for around two hours on one hydrogen tank. Still, it's just a protoype, and that kind of stuff can be improved on — and we'd like to see it improved in the industrial sector, especially. It'd be great to see zero emission dump trucks and cranes and other heavy-duty machines. As for the NH2, New Holland is still testing it and plans to bring out a commercial version within three years. New Holland, via Inhabitat

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Tractor
Eco Geek Latest — ... farm machinery is already expensive, the NH2 will likely be even more so because of the high cost of fuel cells, but it's great to see emission-free technology moving beyond just automobiles and into an industry associated with such great greenhouse-gas emissions like farming. The more companies and industries we have focusing on developing the technologies, the quicker we will have more efficient and cheaper forms of them in all facets of life, all around the globe. via Inhabitat