Hey Piwi, that is not totally correct. The better more objective...

Hey Piwi, that is not totally correct. The better more objective studies outline the need for Hydrogen to reach certain TCO to ensure viability, they also provide recommendations for how these targets can be achieved. As with all technology, the initial costs are always high but they quickly become economical with improved technology / competition / volume production. Just look back at the cost of LED TVs when a 70" tv was initially costing well above $20k compared with todays prices. Solar panels is another good example of how quickly technology can become viable, this will be no different for hydrogen. Much of the negative talk will always come from those that have a vested interest in alternatives; diesel truck manufacturers / EVs /etc. You need to open your mind a little and more carefully consider the alternatives before forming these dismissive views.

Not advice, just my opinion.