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Economic And Other Benefits When Hydrogen Fusion Is Available As An Inexhaustible Energy Source  

1. Businesses that produce electricity, and are now using Carbon or Hydrocarbon fuels as their original energy source, would cut their fuel costs by a factor of more than one million.

2. Businesses that produce electricity would have an ever-growing customer demand as both businesses and households switch from hydrocarbon fuels to electricity for their energy needs.

3. Businesses that build transmission systems to supply electricity to business and private customers would see an ever-increasing demand for their systems.

4. Businesses that produce products made from glass would cut their fuel costs by a factor of more than one million.

5. Businesses that produce fired ceramic products including bricks and tiles would cut their energy costs by a factor of more than one million.

6. Businesses that produce products made from molten metal, steel mills and Iron foundries would cut their energy costs by a factor of more than one million.

7. Businesses that refine and produce aluminum would cut their energy costs by a factor of more than one million.

8. Businesses that use heat energy in processes to refine metals would reduce their energy costs by a factor of more than one million.

9. Sea Shipping Businesses that transport cargo across the world's oceans would cut their fuel costs by a factor of more than one million, and they would never have to seek fuel.

10. Businesses that produce or retail pure Hydrogen for sale, as a storable energy source, would proliferate and replace those that currently distribute and sell Hydrocarbons.

11. The Navies of the nations of the world would never have to purchase fuel for their ships.

12. Interplanetary manned space flights within the Solar System would become, energy-wise, economically feasible.

13. During manned space flights there would be no need to transport excess Oxygen for human consumption nor to supply Oxygen and water to future manned bases on the Moon or Mars.

14. Producers of gasoline and diesel engines, with minor modifications, can use hydrogen as their fuel source.

15. When the world's energy economy switches from Carbon and Hydrocarbon fuels as their sources of energy, and increasingly uses Hydrogen fuel, the amount of Carbon Dioxide dumped into the earth's atmosphere will steadily decrease.

16. Vast volumes of seawater could be desalinated, and multitudes of pumping stations could deliver rivers of the purest fresh water to the interiors of continents.

17. The mineral salts obtained during seawater's desalination could be refined to yield useful elements.

18. Vast areas of desert lands would become available for agricultural production.

19. Unique Desert lands would be open for developing cities of the future.