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Also, standardized cardridges could be swapped at fuel stations (which was the original business plan of Better Place, in case anyone can remember). Also, this
by jansan 4y ago
Also, standardized cardridges could be swapped at fuel stations (which was the original business plan of Better Place, in case anyone can remember). Also, this would allow a service to charge cars parked in areas of high population density with a lack of charging stations. Cardridges could be handled like jerrycans, making range anxiety a thing of the past.
THere are meny potential use cases where green hydrogen would make sense, even if people with calculators will tell you differntly.
- wollsmoth 4y agoYeah if we could pop in hydrogen cartridges like batteries that'd be ideal. Currently hydrogen cars are fueled up like gas cars which limits their range. I don't know why they don't have replaceable cartridges.
- gaganyaan 4y agoI can charge my car anywhere that has electricity, which is essentially everywhere. I was able to charge my car to 100% while on vacation off of a regular wall outlet, dozens of miles from any gas station. Hydrogen is useless at this point. I don't want to have range anxiety with ICE/hydrogen and worry about jerrycans/cartridges. I want the confidence that I can refuel literally anywhere.