Hydrogen Cars Are Here. Now We Just Need A Fueling Infrastructure. »
Posted By monte-g 6 months, 3 weeks ago in StyleWhere do we get the hydrogen? There are 36 hydrogen fueling stations in the United States, and two thirds of them are in California.
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GHOSTWHOWALKS6 months, 3 weeks ago
Seems like the water vapor would just be turned into rain. At least that's the way it was explained to me and to do any damage you'd have to have a couple of million cars idling in the same place to cause a problem.
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kboy6 months, 3 weeks ago
Yep, just returning the water that was split into oxygen and hydrogen. Still, there needs to be a lot of energy to split the water in the first place. There is the same old source of pollution as every source of electricity has.
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miklkit6 months, 3 weeks ago
Where do you get the hydrogen? Right now it's coming from the same old oil refineries that make gasoline and diesel fuel. It's natural gas based. Solar power? There's lots of sunlight in the desert, but no water. One small nuclear plant on the coast could do it.
We REALLY need practical fusion power!
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