Comments on: Vernon Roan on hydrogen as fuel for future cars

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By: Engineer Dave

Engineer Dave — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 13:34:25 +0000

There is a technical issue to solved with Hydrogen fueled automobiles producing the byproduct of water. This may seem to be ideal…produces water as its only byproduct (wow, great !!!). But in northern regions of the country that byproduct of water turns to ice about 4 months of the year. If you consume (burn) lets say 20 pounds of hydrogen to move an automobile around town for the day and that produces 180 pounds of water. The results of this abundance of water for lets say a million automobiles in a northern city,would result in every road becoming covered in thick ice. Maybe an icecube maker could be employed but that would require icecube collection methods.

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By: Don Hartle

Don Hartle — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 05:24:08 +0000

Hydrogen is made from other energy sources much like electricity and is basically a storage medium. Electricity is already ditributed right to our homes in most parts of the world and electric cars are relativly simple and very efficient. Why the push for a new, expensive, inneficient distribution network if not for profit.

By: Lawrence Weisdorn

Lawrence Weisdorn — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 19:04:12 +0000

The solution to moving, storing and dispensing hydrogen lies with the liquid hydrides that numerous companies are currently working on.