] The goal is to create a reactor that could produce about
] 300 megawatts of electricity for the grid, enough to run
] about 300,000 window air-conditioners, or produce about
] 2.5 kilos of hydrogen per second. When burned, a kilo of
] hydrogen has about the same energy value as a gallon of
] unleaded regular gasoline. But fuel cells, which work
] without burning, get about twice as much work out of each
] unit of fuel. So if used in automotive fuel cells, the
] reactor might replace more than 400,000 gallons of
] gasoline per day.

The New York Times : Washington : Hydrogen Production Method Could Bolster Fuel Supplies