Aiken hydrogen houses could cost nothing to power

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Updated: 7:10 PM Sep 9, 2009 Aiken hydrogen houses could cost nothing to power Chucker Creek Elementary students broke ground on a new kind of enery-efficient home in an Aiken subdivision. They may be the future but the home is being called a home of the present. Posted: 7:02 PM Sep 9, 2009 Reporter: Bryan Baker Email Address: bryan.baker@wrdw.com

Chukker Creek Elementary kids break ground on Aiken's first green subdivision. (September 9, 2009 / WRDW-TV)
Sketch of planned "green" homes for Aiken, September 9, 2009. (WRDW-TV)

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