Slowly, oh soooooo slowly, we are finally seeing small signs that the national hydrogen infrastructure is expanding. Green Car Advisor is reporting that two new stations are going to open near the LA airport, and more are planned across the country. So the big question is: When will we see enough of these stations nationwide for automakers to build more hydrogen-powered vehicles and for consumers to consider this a real alternative?
Two New Hydrogen Fuel Stations to Debut In LA Area; Backers Discussing More Nationwide
Here's Inside Line's take: Hydrogen Station To Open Near LAX, Courtesy of GM and Clean Energy
iskch says:
10:02 AM, 06/12/08
Mazda can introduce the RX-8 for hydrogen. The wankel engine is the best for this.
hondacura4 says:
12:55 PM, 06/12/08
Honda is anxiously waiting for a better hydrogen infrastructure as they think hydrogen power is the future.
ewilfong says:
02:12 PM, 06/12/08
"Honda is anxiously waiting for a better hydrogen infrastructure as they think hydrogen power is the future."
I hope they're right.
estreka says:
03:08 PM, 06/12/08
"When will we see enough of these stations nationwide for automakers to build more hydrogen-powered vehicles and for consumers to consider this a real alternative?"
When someone discovers a viable means of hydrogen production.
hondacura4 says:
03:17 PM, 06/12/08
"When someone discovers a viable means of hydrogen production."
This is a great start. The second half of this clip is very interesting.
http://www.autolinedetroit.tv/show/1219/1