Posted by JML755 on April 02, 2008 at 10:45:58 from (66.184.63.107):
In Reply to: O/T Kerosene posted by M Moline Fan on April 01, 2008 at 15:55:31:
From Detroit Free Press:
"To support the program, GM is prepared to put in fueling stations that deliver hydrogen in a compact form, called 700-bar, that delivers the desired mileage from a fill-up. But GM was surprised at how difficult it is to get the permits it needs to build adequate fueling stations......What is urgently needed is sufficient investment by energy providers and the cooperation of government to assure auto companies that the required hydrogen infrastructure will be in place when we deploy our next generation of fuel cell-electric vehicles."
I firmly believe that hydrogen fuel cell cars will be the ultimate answer. Clean emissions (water), don't rely on fossil fuels. I hope that one day we have hydrogen generating units in our garages and we tell the Middle East to pound sand (which they have plenty of) :D
You would think that the government would be jumping through hoops to help GM make this happen. Tells you something about the power of the oil lobby.
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