> think if we solve the hydrogen storage problem, it would also be the future for vehicles. Batteries just aren't going to cut it in the long run because of the

> think if we solve the hydrogen storage problem, it would also be the future for vehicles. Batteries just aren't going to cut it in the long run because of their limited power, limited charge cycles and heavy weight. That was true in the past but not any more. Battery powered ev's, especially the best ones, are good enough for a large proportion of use cases, and are steadily getting better. And the infrastructure situation is also getting better at a rapid pace. To put in another way, the proportion of use cases where hydrogen fuel cells, if they ever become practical, would be superior, is shrinking every year.