Agreed. It seems like its just a matter of time. No real dilution for a while, plenty of potential with their technology.
The below info was pulled off the GEI website:
www.globalenergyinnovations.com
"No other fuel cell company in the world has developed an integrated hydrogen reforming technology that leverages the thermal resources of a high-temperature PEM fuel cell electric power system operating at 160C leading to a significantly increased system efficiency due to a reduced inlet natural gas fuel consumption. GEIG has developed its proprietary flat plate catalytic steam reforming technology integrated with its proprietary oil cooled HTPEM fuel cell stack. This systems integrated hydrogen generation architecture leverages waste heat for steam generation and produces the purest hydrogen reformat composition in the industry with 0% nitrogen, 70% hydrogen by volume, and a 94% reforming efficiency."
"The GEIG X5 energy storage technology has the highest performing infrastructure in the industry."
And now looks like they are working on VAWT wind technology which IMO will be the next generation of wind power production.
"GEI GLOBAL ENERGY CORP by integrating our strong Mechanical Engineering design skills and tools with extensive NASA design and operational data, Finite Element Structural Modal Analysis, and Computational Fluid Dynamics resolved all past VAWT flow-induced structural dynamics concerns.
GEI GLOBAL VAWT have no guide wires and through design MODAL and fatigue analysis have resolved ALL blade vibrational concerns with greater torque.
GEI GLOBAL VAWT have NO GEARBOX due to a Variable Frequency Direct Drive Transmission. The result is a 30-year design life, a 100+ MPH wind speed survivability, with a 15-minute annual maintenance schedule."
