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nationalize the fed

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6. +1 - it's available and it works better than anyone could have imagined

Reply to LWolf (Reply #2)

Wed Sep 28, 2016, 08:10 PM

Sep 2016

why is it not being used in every city

That's a good question.

It's good to know that it's happened, in a few places, in a smaller way. When can the rest of us get on board?

Soon. This tech is taking off in a huge way in Japan and Germany - you might find some of these videos interesting, from the Hannover Fair 2016. They had a Fuel Cell / Hydrogen fair and the number of Hydrogen businesses was amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/user/H2FCHannover

This is the biggest thing to happen to energy in our lifetime. It's the birth of an industry that will be around for hundreds of years.

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Ohio: Hydrogen fuel cell buses joining Stark Area Regional Transit Authority [View all] nationalize the fed Sep 2016 OP

Good. We've have ZEV and ULEV mass transit busses in San Diego for years now. 4lbs Sep 2016 #1

We also have new free electric shuttles downtown bananas Sep 2016 #11

If this technology is already available, LWolf Sep 2016 #2

+1 - it's available and it works better than anyone could have imagined nationalize the fed Sep 2016 #6

This is all great to hear. LWolf Sep 2016 #7

No, we don't. Particularly when it's made from natural gas, like in the OP. kristopher Sep 2016 #9

“incredibly inefficient” = hyperbole OKIsItJustMe Sep 2016 #10

Nope. "Incredibly inefficient" is exactly correct. kristopher Sep 2016 #12

“increasing the energy costs of storage by 60%” OKIsItJustMe Oct 2016 #13

And here's a crash course in self-defense for the environmentally conscious. kristopher Oct 2016 #14

Stark College has a major fuel cell program. mackdaddy Sep 2016 #3

~50 kWh = 1 Kg H2 nationalize the fed Sep 2016 #5

50kw to make 33kw hydrogen with 16kw out of FC to motors mackdaddy Sep 2016 #8

Ohio: More natural gas powered buses joining Stark Area Regional Transit Authority kristopher Sep 2016 #4