L R AS Published on Sunday 9 April 2017 - n° 187 - Categories:les EnR

Un bateau va être propulsé par l'hydrogène qui sera produit à bord

   Propulsé uniquement par des énergies renouvelables, Energy Observer sera le premier navire à hydrogène autonome en énergie. Il

sera mis à l'eau le 17 avril à Saint Malo. Cet ancien catamaran de course va sillonner les mers pendant six ans et faire 101 escales. Selon ses concepteurs, il doit montrer la possibilité de naviguer à l'hydrogène, lequel sera produit par l'eau de mer.

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