> And the idea that this can be up and running within less than twelve months sounds rather like wishful thinking to put it charitably. Why so? Hyzon is appare

> And the idea that this can be up and running within less than twelve months sounds rather like wishful thinking to put it charitably. Why so? Hyzon is apparently already shipping (they just posted about one of their trucks starting commercial work at the port of Houston) so that's available (with the need for modifications e.g. right hand drive and australia-standard carriage), the solar farm already exists, the wind farm is apparently under construction (https://infrastructurepipeline.org/project/macintyre-wind-farm https://infrastructurepipeline.org/project/macintyre-wind-fa...), and as befits of their name "plug" apparently delivers modular plug-and-run electrolyser, and they have running projects (https://hydrogen-central.com/plug-1mw-electrolyzer-commissioned-worlds-first-floating-offshore-green-hydrogen-production-site/ https://hydrogen-central.com/plug-1mw-electrolyzer-commissio...). So it all looks at least realistic, though obviously the proof's in the pudding.