A Hydrogen Highway
Thursday, October 13, 2005
"With their ultra-low emissions and excellent mileage, hybrids aim to reduce the level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. But Finegold stresses that hybrids really are only a "short-term" solution. "In the long term, we want cars to run on hydrogen," he said, referring to the next generation of power plants known as "fuel cells." "California is way ahead of where we're at," Finegold said. "We need to catch up." In California, work has begun on the "Hydrogen Highway," which would support fuel cell-powered cars with hydrogen refueling stations. Currently, there are no fuel cell-powered cars available on the market, although to much hooplah, Honda has leased one to a Los Angeles family to find its way to a consumer." Source: mph-online.com
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