Re: How many hydrogen cars on the road in the US today?



Willie.Mookie@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
Willie.Moo...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Eeyore wrote:
Williamknowsbest wrote:
Eeyore wrote:

maybe I could work out what the
heck it is you're really trying to say.

That hydrogen is superior ot hydrocarbons in every way

No it isn't.

Its poor volumetric energy density rules it out for practical road use and
there'll never be an intercontinental hydrogen powered airliner either.

and now that we've got a way to make it at about 1/20th the cost of
hydrocarbons

No you haven't.

What do they say about counter-examples?

I see you won't address my complaint that you can't make electricity from solar
cells for 1/20 of what it currently costs.


What do you mean? How many times do I have to go over the technology
and the numbers and the achievements? What are you missing dude?

AFAICT you have made so far exactly ***ONE PANEL*** ! Just one single panel and that
wasn't on a production line either but in a lab.

When you have even a HUNDRED working as advertised I'll believe it's possible.

When you have a thousand I might even believe it's commercially viable.

When you've made ten thousand, all working as advertised, you'll be able to talk
about having a viable product.

Personally, I suspect you'll do well to even get close to parity with existing
electricity costs *at retail*.

Graham


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