This is very amusing, I have interests in Hydrogen, but it’s not for the vehicles... that is a pipe dream for the foreseeable future from my research. At least past 2025.
And from another thread on the subject of Hydrogen fuel cell cars...
“Even BMW have said.
“However, until 2025 at least costs will remain too high and the hydrogen infrastructure too sparse to allow broad-based market penetration. By the time the fundamentals are in place, the BMW Group will also have marketable products ready that are attractive to customers.””
https://www.bmwblog.com/2017/03/29/bmw-produce-low-volume-hydrogen-fuel-cell-car-2021/And thats what I m wondering. Will EVs by 2025 stolen the march on hydrogen by that time? Is this going to be Beta vs VHS all over again. Sure Beta was superior, but it still lost out in the end with weak market penetration.
If in 2025, I ve already bought a EV (hopefully yes), am I really wanting to change to hydrogen after all that? If the infrastructure is sparse, it’s going to be more expensive as less users to share the fixed costs of the smaller infrastructure. We’re already going 300 miles on a single charge now with batteries improving to 400 miles on a single charge in the near future. ”
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/ann-investor-presentation.4323566/page-39?post_id=34679307
