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Technology Stocks : The *NEW* Frank Coluccio Technology Forum
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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (38939)9/23/2011 3:15:27 AM
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The Future of Hydrogen Cars

Proton OnSite's lack of progress toward its proposed "hydrogen highway" demonstrates the low priority America gives this alternative fuel.

' Countries including Japan, Norway, and Germany are adopting fuel-cell technology faster than the United States. Friedland says this is not because these countries have more money to support hydrogen fueling stations but because of government leadership. He points to Germany's plans to have 1,000 hydrogen fueling stations operating by 2020, and a commitment by Japan's government, national energy companies, and major automakers to coöperatively build an infrastructure for fuel-cell vehicles by 2015.

"The U.S. government broadly does not have a similar will to move forward," Friedland says. "The international community is moving forward with alternative energy at a much more rapid pace, not because they have necessarily stronger economies but they have much stronger political will." '

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