Re: ENERGY: Singularity on hold?

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M. Lorret noted:
<<Newest technology: compressing the methane (natural gas) into water to
make hydrates, which are very easy to transport and compress a LOT of
methane into a small space molecularly rather than simple entrapment.
Ships using this method are just on the drawing boards now.>>

Yes, the exact opposite of methane hydrate (clathrates) as we see them in
nature. In gas hydrate tech, we melt and remove the water to liberate the
methane.

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