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kysrsoze

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5. This is great, but without an efficient way to capture...

Reply to Caribbeans (Original post)

Sat Nov 2, 2024, 07:38 PM

Nov 2

transport and store that much hydrogen under intense pressure, it’s not all that viable. This has been the issue all along with hydrogen, and why even in Southern California, Toyota can’t sell more than a few Mirai cars, even with a massive hydrogen fuel allowance.

I’ve heard inklings about more efficient capture processes, but nothing hugely scalable.

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This is great, but without an efficient way to capture... kysrsoze Nov 2 #5

Well, first off, hydrogen is typically not "captured." OKIsItJustMe Nov 2 #6