billfraley
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The abundance of hydrogen alone, should make it the obvious solution. It would be the least disruptive to how we all live and travel as well.
Replacing ICE with hydrogen motors will provide the same get in, fuel up and go that we are all used to with gasoline. The only real downside, compared to a battery electric motor, is performance drops a bit with hydrogen. But, it is on par with current ICE performance so it is really a moot point.
It all comes down to money. Where is the money to be made with a resource as plentiful as Hydrogen? Batteries make money, battery plants make money and chargers make money.
Replacing ICE with hydrogen motors will provide the same get in, fuel up and go that we are all used to with gasoline. The only real downside, compared to a battery electric motor, is performance drops a bit with hydrogen. But, it is on par with current ICE performance so it is really a moot point.
It all comes down to money. Where is the money to be made with a resource as plentiful as Hydrogen? Batteries make money, battery plants make money and chargers make money.
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