No, Lithium is needed for battery storage, EV's and a gazzilion other applications Hydrogen fuel cells corrode after 10 years, Lithium batteries can do a million miles. Plus everyone has a power point at home, not compressed gas which is highly flammable, and infrastructure isn't there, maybe for commercial applications, transport companies etc hydrogen fuel cell on site, it still needs to get there. Also retooling car manufacturing plants takes years and is expensive a EV car has less moving parts than a repurposed combustion engine. I wouldn't worry, invest in the companies who will help deliver the hydrogen power into the grid, then into our EV cars........that's my take
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