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Isn't it great how decades-old technology can be described as if it is some new miracle? "The Kenworth T680 day cab’s fuel cell combines compressed hydrogen gas and air to produce electricity with only water vapor emitted at the tailpipe"... yes, that's what any hydrogen fuel cell does. 
What do they think would be emitted at the tailpipe as the result of combining hydrogen and oxygen?
It is interesting that there's still enough life in the hydrogen fuel silliness to warrant building this vehicle.
What do they think would be emitted at the tailpipe as the result of combining hydrogen and oxygen?It is interesting that there's still enough life in the hydrogen fuel silliness to warrant building this vehicle.
Lots of hydrogen infrastructure being built in Europe and the world largest wind farm (in the North Sea) will be built without a grid connection
I would love to see the financial brakedown of using one of the most expensive electricity generation systems (OS wind) to power hydrogen production for one of the least energy efficient power systems.
Another misguided government waste bucket.Lots of hydrogen infrastructure being built in Europe and the world largest wind farm (in the North Sea) will be built without a grid connection
Based on all known chemistry, Hydrogen is never likely to be a cost-effective power solution. It simply costs too much to split the O2 and H atoms, and the tech to convert it to electricity is likewise expensive.
Renewable hydrocarbons such as Swift Fuels are far cheaper and more energy-dense.
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