Doesn’t the hydrogen somehow come from fossil fuels anyway?
I know there are completely clean ways to get it like splitting water apart using solar energy.
But that’s not what was actually happening in practice right?
I was under the impression for the people who bought one of these that they’re tended to only be a single place they could ever fuel up anyway. Like maybe there were a couple throughout California but realistically you’ll never had a choice because it was never popular enough. That is one thing electric cars didn’t have to overcome. Electricity was already available everywhere. Charging off a 120v outlet is slow (I know, I do it) but it works.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 10.3 ms ] threadI know there are completely clean ways to get it like splitting water apart using solar energy.
But that’s not what was actually happening in practice right?
I was under the impression for the people who bought one of these that they’re tended to only be a single place they could ever fuel up anyway. Like maybe there were a couple throughout California but realistically you’ll never had a choice because it was never popular enough. That is one thing electric cars didn’t have to overcome. Electricity was already available everywhere. Charging off a 120v outlet is slow (I know, I do it) but it works.