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Sun Nov-20-11 10:03 PM
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Edited on Sun Nov-20-11 10:03 PM by kristopher
It might make sense in some applications. Hydrogen is expensive to convert to electricity and it is difficult to store for any length of time. Methane is compatible with a lot of our existing infrastructure. Of course, a few developments to bring down the price of fuel cells would change that calculus a lot.
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