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Originally Posted by ken0042
Even if that remains the same; you are missing the point of hydrogen. I can use solar, wind, or hydro-electric power to create the hydrogen. Then the hydrogen can be used in a similar way to how we use gasoline now.
And if you want to talk about infrastructure- look at the propane industry. Even with propane cars being few and far between today- I could still drive one cross country if I wanted to.
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If you put more energy to make the hydrogen than what ends up as hydrogen, then the hydrogen will be very, very expensive.
Solar and wind are both very inefficient at the moment. I can't see how anyone could make money using those to create hydrogen.
Hydro is nice but not everyone has access to it.