A company using technology developed at the University of Wollongong, Australia, said its patented capillary-fed electrolysis cells achieve 95% efficiency, meaning little wastage, beating by about one-quarter the levels of current technology.

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A company using technology developed at the University of Wollongong, Australia, said its patented capillary-fed electrolysis cells achieve 95% efficiency, meaning little wastage, beating by about one-quarter the levels of current technology. (hysata.com)

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What is more valuable than efficiency is durability and cost effectiveness. You could have 20% losses and the energy would still be cheaper that gas. The issue with electric is setup cost and depreciation. Energy is cheap in comparison. Also charge time is a bit above efficiency as well.

What matters ranked: Durability, initial cost, charge time, efficiency. It's dead last.

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