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Non-Tech : Honda - HMC
HMC 30.66+2.9%Jan 9 9:30 AM EST
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To: long-gone who wrote (21)8/23/1999 9:23:00 AM
From: Rickmas  Read Replies (2) of 39
 
Certainly, compared to gasoline stations, hydrogen refueling stations would be much more expensive. But there is a large enough market - and government subsidies would become available - to make it possible.

The danger of hydrogen leaks is clearly something we have to learn to deal with. Because it is tasteless and oderless, hydrogen sensor technology will play an ubiquitous role automatically shutting off the hydrogen flow when a leak is detected and before concentrations build to the point of causing damage.

There will always be problems resulting from catostrophic damage but hydrogen must be compared to existing fuel applications in these scenarios.

(Amarillo? Don't confuse hydrogen with helium. Hydrogen does not occur naturally on earth, although it is easy to produce from electrolysing water or reforming natural gas and petroleum products.)
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