Re: Yamani sees 'end of the oil era' and hydrogen future

Damon Hill wrote:

And where's the hydrogen going to come from? Where's
the energy to create the hydrogen going to come from?

(Various sources, mostly nuclear, of course.)

And why will the H-cars find readier buyers
than did the BMW 520h?

Car makers will forget hydrogen.
Car *buyers* won't forget it; they won't have to,
never having paid the slightest attention in the first place.


--- Graham Cowan, former Ontario, Canada hydrogen fan
Boron: internal combustion, nuclear cachet http://tinyurl.com/4xt8g
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