Beta Test Delayed Until Black Friday 2023

Hey folks! The device is complete, we are waiting to finalize App Development to prepare for the Beta Test. So here is an early release article (means something else)

The Hydrovale Nova is a portable Hydrogen fueled power station that delivers 130 watts of fas

If you search for the answer to this question online you will find that all of the most reputable sources will agree that Water Vapor is a greenhouse gas and traps heat. You will also find that large amounts of both carbon dioxide and water vapor may also have a negative impact on the environment . . .

Hydrovale’s July 2022 Newsletter! Join us for an update on what has transpired since the Hydrovale Nova’s inception as an idea until today where we have begun manufacturing the Gen 1 prototype for testing and all the challenges we have solved along the way!

With Nuclear Power Plants Closing All Across The World, THe Nova Ventus Is the Last Best Hope for a sustainable future! How much power can you produce from a building the size of a Walmart?

Among all the combustable fuels, hydrogen is considered as the most environmentally friendly fuel. Hydrogen is clean, sustainable fuel and is being standardzied all across the globe. It also has the ability to substitute the present energy infrastructure which is based onnatural gas and . . .

For most large commercial spaces like wearehouses most buldings cover the roof tops with solar panels becuase this rooftop real estate isn’t usefull for much and its out of public view so ugly solar panels won’t be noticed.

When it comes to smaller commercial spaces like restaurants and small office buildings . . .

When bringing up the subject of climate change, we have to break it apart into 3 categories. Firstly, Humanity and Fossil Fuels obviously did not cause the Ice Age. Yet, there was a dramatic change in temperature.  Second, during the age of the dinosaurs there was an extreme decrease of oxygen in the atmosphere which created many evolutionary changes moving forward. We can . . .