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“It’s a problem” is not the same as “it is impossible.” Likewise, “It’s possible to ship and store H2” is not the same thing as “it’s not a problem to ship and
by klodolph 3y ago
“It’s a problem” is not the same as “it is impossible.”
Likewise, “It’s possible to ship and store H2” is not the same thing as “it’s not a problem to ship and store H2”.
- b112 3y agoMeanwhile, the presumed "problem" was "preventing adoption", yet my counter point invalidated your statement. H2 is a success. It's stored. It's usable, in consumer driving applications. It's being refueled by consumers, right now, world wide. It's not a problem. At all.
- Dylan16807 3y agoThe more of a problem something is, the less it gets used. Showing some use doesn't disprove it being a problem. At all. And nobody said "preventing" adoption, since that's easy to misinterpret. It's reducing adoption a lot, compared to what it would be if hydrogen was as easy to store as butane or kerosene.