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by ffhhttt 3y ago
Just like America is not just the US. But nobody cares…
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by ffhhttt 3y ago
> you've swallowed a lot of BEV propaganda Right. That’s my cue to stop.. arguing with people who say stuff like this is always pointless > a. A fuel cell is 3x the efficiency of a conventional gasoline engine If you include prod
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by ffhhttt 3y ago
How? (Serious question I don’t really understand the environmental effects blowing up the pipeline had). Can’t Russia just turn off the tap?
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by ffhhttt 3y ago
> every single vehicle on Earth with BEVs, then the goal is already a dead one. We might replace small/personal vehicles with BEV and larger ones with hydrogen. It’s not a very good fuel source for small vehicles because of how unst
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by ffhhttt 3y ago
I would be less surprised if they actually banned things like this given their attitude to E2E encryption..
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by ffhhttt 3y ago
Now apply the same to fusion and many other technologies that turned our to be duds. For every success story you have 10 (or whatever) failures that nobody remembers. > the cost will trend towards zero. Why not just use batteries then? A
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by ffhhttt 3y ago
Hydrogen is also very expensive and can’t really be produced sustainably at scale yet..
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by ffhhttt 3y ago
> The cost will drop to nearly zero, just like the rest of renewable energy production How and why? I could say the same thing about batteries.. I assume hydrogen might be the best option for lorries and other heavy vehicles but what are