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I think maybe for cars it’s over but the energy density argument still favors hydrogen so I’d add another option. C) provide greater energy density allowing fo
by twobitshifter 4y ago
I think maybe for cars it’s over but the energy density argument still favors hydrogen so I’d add another option.
C) provide greater energy density allowing for heavy equipment, trucks, trains, and planes to use electric power.
- ncmncm 4y agoLH2 will be unbeatable as aircraft fuel. Once LH2 airframes enter a market, the old stuff will be totally unable to compete. It remains to be seen whether existing airframes can be retrofitted with under-wing LH2 tank nacelles, or if we will need whole new airframes.