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Originally posted by Token35: ↑

Mate you are such a..... I won't go there because I don't want to get done for flaming/baiting.

Hydrogen fuel cells could be great thing but it's an expensive process and no infrastructure to support it currently. Could be good for large industrial vehicles and maybe one day passenger cars on a large scale. That will take while to be suitable for the mass market and there can be more than enough room for EVs and hydrogen tech.

You do know hydrogen fuel cells have an anode and a cathode right?

Hmmm... if only we were invested in a company that is specialising in anode technology.... oh, wait!

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0360319922006000#:~:text=In%20this%20perspective%2C%20graphene%2Denhanced,hexagonal%20type%20of%20lattice%20structure.

It might not be a standard choice right now, but graphene could be a player in the hydrogen fuel cell anode.

I've resisted commenting on any of your posts because I don't like to fuel the trash talkers, but in this case I think adding some extra info for those who might actually be concerned or curious about hydrogen tech was worth while.

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100%.
The cost of hydrogen and logistical transport problem is a big hurdle to overcome.
May be in 20 years time when the cost of hydrogen drop to $2.0 per kg (currently around $10) then hydrogen stand a chance.
At the moment, it is just a pipe dream for a few believers including Mr, Toyoda

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