Science

I was going to include a link to an article from the BBC's news site which stated that "A team from Napier University were working on a project to break down electricity into hydrogen and oxygen" but someone must have told them cos it's been corrected.

here is the link anyway as it's quite an interesting article. I've always thought that the best use of intermittently available renewable energy sources (wind, solar, tidal) was to generate hydrogen for use later since that's what all our cars will be running on in a few years - won't they?

We are hoping to be allowed to put solar slates on the old stables when they are refurbished. It's about 20 metres long, unshaded and faces due south so it's ideal. Historic Scotland and Borders Council don't agree at present. However, energy prices are only likely to increase and anything that helps reduce costs has to be worthwhile. For more on photovoltaic technology look here