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A good professor convinced me hydrogen was a dead end some years ago. But to be fair busses and trains and other public transit that does fixed routes every da
by acc_297 2y ago
A good professor convinced me hydrogen was a dead end some years ago.
But to be fair busses and trains and other public transit that does fixed routes every day is the perfect bench for any clean energy drive train that needs real world testing.
Also public money should never be overly shy of coordinating with companies who are trying to in good faith to solve our climate crisis.
Some discussion on this thread about hydrogen being a poison pill promoted by oil interests which I don’t really know about.
Electric bus programs have been broadly successful and no doubt have contributed in a real way to our understanding of that technology.
- grandempire 2y ago> Also public money should never be overly shy of coordinating with companies who are trying to in good faith to solve our climate crisis. I think it’s the opposite. Public money should be conservative spends on things we know work. Let the startups try the risky bets. As this has been reversed a lot of cities have gotten taken for a ride. For example “self driving car lanes”.