On 15/08/2019 13:55, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 11:20:18 on Thu, 15
Aug 2019, Andy Burns remarked:

They are used to a world where you stop at a petrol station, spend 5
mins refuelling and get another 300 miles of range or better. That is
anÂ* experience that fuel cell systems could match with appropriate
infrastructure.

Yes, but with only 11 hydrogen stations in the UK, I doubt many will
be queuing-up to buy a mirai ...

And to some extent the failure of LPG to get to a critical mass has
prejudiced the chances of the next "wonder fuel" whatever it is.

has to be aroudn 2000 when I attended an 'alternative energy ' cionference.

ALL these technologies were discussed and not one of them was viable
economically, technically, or both.


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