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nationalize the fed

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6. Absurd.

Reply to NYC_SKP (Reply #3)

Mon Oct 6, 2014, 05:01 PM

Oct 2014

What works for Japan won't work here.

The exact same kind of crap used to be said about Holland and their Cannabis tolerance.

You think the sun shines differently in Japan than in the US? Laughable.

Guess What: You can't stop the coming Hydrogen Revolution. That's a fact.

Toyota has *barely begun* to market their Hydrogen Electric. Honda hasn't even begun. Mercedes will sell a Hydrogen Car in 2017. Think they aren't going to advertise?

The next 6 months are going to be fun to watch. H2 is here. Get used to it. Or, don't. Who cares.

SunHydro doesn't.

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Japan: Surplus green energy eyed for fuel-cell cars [View all] nationalize the fed Oct 2014 OP

I see about 3 too many energy-wasting steps in that schematic NickB79 Oct 2014 #1

You're dumping electrons into a battery nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #2

Most people who dump electrons into electrolysis cells get those electrons from burning coal Fumesucker Oct 2014 #4

Did you miss the entire point of the article in the OP? nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #7

And some people hate battery EVs so much it turns their minds into uh.. something else Fumesucker Oct 2014 #9

Oh man, so much fail packed into one post. Where to start? NickB79 Oct 2014 #5

What works for Japan won't work here. Hydrogen is not a key player in transportation in the US. NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #3

Absurd. nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #6

Yes, I forgot that Japan is exactly like the US, all that coal and nat gas and open space for solar. NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #8