Ice Power Plant – Part 2 – Cold and liquids

Follow up of “Ice Power Plant – renewable or sustainable energy source”.

http://www.energyblogs.com/green2green/index.cfm/2010/2/9/Ice-Power-Plant--renewable-or-sustainable-energy-source

Ice Power Plant – IPP might provide a huge amount of energy based on sequential change of water phase – liquid-solid-liquid.

Such a returnable process may extend to cold hydrolysis of water where the process water is coming out of ocean - salt or out of ice - sweet.

Some of cold locations where IPP produce oxygen and hydrogen might be close to consumers others away, what has to define the gas transportation method.

For short transport, piping may work but for large distances gas may require condensation.

Condensation of gas within cold locations of IPPs brings the process' energy intensity down.

Site options of liquid gas storage are also impressive.