At 50 cents a gallon, (for the public) i would believe liquid nitrogen is vary inexpensive to make, so the question becomes not if its a renewable energy, nor how to get it. but how to use it.
First, lets look at one example...
Not a perfect example, but imagine that ball as the center for a generator, then pumping in some liquid nitrogen, let it spin to make power and repeat, pretty simple really.
Consider a wind turbine, it spins creating electrical energy, and its a nice way to get energy and all... when the wind blows.
Nitrogen comprises around 75? percent of our atmosphere, and is not *used* in this process, it is released right back into the air.
Long story short, its worth a thought, and considering the price and simplicity of construction, i may attempt this myself...
The end result of a functioning power plant which uses LN (liquid nitrogen) would create said liquid nitrogen at the plant itself...
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