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The dream expressed in the article would be to have high-pressure electrolysis to produce hydrogen on-site. I won't disagree if you think that 300+ miles/charg
by dalke 11y ago
The dream expressed in the article would be to have high-pressure electrolysis to produce hydrogen on-site.
I won't disagree if you think that 300+ miles/charge will come first.
- Retra 11y agoElectrolysis is a fairly inefficient way to produce hydrogen. If you've got enough energy to do electrolysis, then you've got enough energy to run a motor. The only technical reason you'd want to use hydrogen is that you can do combustion and long-term fuel storage. It would be valuable if you were using something like sunlight to produce hydrogen, since sunlight can't really run a car.