| CAL4M1TY said: I would personally go for hydrogren power because it seems to be the most advanced technology (by advanced i mean, they are on the verge of breaking with fully functioning production and this is a number of car companies). |
Hydrogen fuel cells DON'T PRODUCE POWER!
"In the end at least there would be no negative environmental effects from the energy or plants, just a ton of land used."
There are NO negative environmental effects. The waste is very short-lived and can be contained, while the chemicals used to make solar panels DO damage the environment and consume a lot of energy to make.
"physics dictact that fusion needs constand source of energy and huge pressures only done on large planets and that isnt event the hard part namely that whole thing with being able to control it..."
A fusion plant that contains it and produces net power has already been built. All we need to do is expand the time it continues by itself. All of the hard science is done: they will actually begin consruction in a few weeks.
