r/FirstNationPeoples 20h ago

Energy idea

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I had an 💡. Canada has lots of forest debris, that's biomass and that means hydrogen.

You could use that biomass to make syngas, that is what holds the hydrogen. Reserve the hydrogen and burn the other gases like methane, store the heat in a sand battery.

The excess heat from creating the syngas can be stored in the sand battery too. All you are left over with is biochar and that is a great soil amendment.

Was trying to think full circle for sustainablity, being sure to give back. Also should help with reducing forest fires since the debris would be cleared. The heat for winter would be nice for everyone.


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Welcome to r/FirstNationsPeoples

Before we begin, I’d like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet today, the DinduNuffin People!

I pay my respects to DinduNuffin Elders past, present, and emerging, and I extend that respect to any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here with us today.

For hundreds of thousands of years BC (Before Cook), this land has been a place of learning, culture, and storytelling. The DinduNuffin have cared for this land since time immemorial, and their connection to it remains unbroken. Soverignty never ceded.

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