NOVELTY - The method comprises extracting carbon from substances containing carbon by a unit consisting of thermal dissociation, electrical dissociation, optical dissociation and magnetic dissociation. The carbon is specialized into equipment unit to harness energy consisting of solar, wind, moving water, geothermal and biomass resources. The energy that is harnessed exceeds the amount of energy that is converted by the oxidation of the carbon by a unit comprised of an internal combustion engine, an external combustion engine, an electrochemical fuel cell and a thermoelectric cell.    USE - The method is useful for sustainable economic development of hydrogen extracted from substances including sea water, industrial waste water, agricultural waste water, sewage and landfill waste water, where the hydrogen is useful as a cooling gas in electrical equipment such as an electricity generator.    ADVANTAGE - The method is capable of economically and efficiently developing the hydrogen with high yield and purity in less consumption of energy.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The method comprises extracting carbon from substances containing carbon by a unit consisting of thermal dissociation, electrical dissociation, optical dissociation and magnetic dissociation. The carbon is specialized into equipment unit to harness energy consisting of solar, wind, moving water, geothermal and biomass resources. The energy that is harnessed exceeds the amount of energy that is converted by the oxidation of the carbon by a unit comprised of an internal combustion engine, an external combustion engine, an electrochemical fuel cell and a thermoelectric cell. The carbon extraction is accomplished by a unit comprised of thermal dissociation, electrical dissociation and optical dissociation to provide dehydrogenation of a hydrocarbon substance. A part of the solar energy concentrating unit is received by a reaction zone and a photovoltaic energy conversion unit, where the concentrating unit tracks the sun. The water is dissociated into hydrogen and oxygen, and is heated by countercurrent heat exchange from the hydrogen or by the oxygen. The oxygen and the hydrogen are separated by an electric charge repulsion unit, a selective membrane unit and a magnetohydrodynamic acceleration unit. A portion of the hydrogen is combusted with air in an engine to produce water and nitrogen, where the nitrogen is reacted with another portion of the hydrogen to produce substances consisting of ammonia and substances derived from ammonia. The hydrogen is produced at elevated pressure and reacted with a carbon donor to produce a substance containing carbon and hydrogen.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The diagram shows a schematic view of an electrolytic cell.    Electrode (4)    Electrical connection (6)    Near electrode (8)    Separator (10)    Dielectric insulator body. (20)