[seifrob]

Just a side thought, but i am still trying to figure out why would someone build 400+ or how many hydrogen pumpstations, when there is no demand and why to ditch proven technology and invest into R&D when you need mature product asap. And I have silly question: in my country when someone built solar powerplant and connected it to grid, state was obligued to buy every watt he produced for next ten years or so, for by state guaranted fixed price. Having PV plant was like having money machine. There were even cases when people were using giant halogens to feed the PV panels. Do you have gov subsidised industry in the U.S? Hydrogen production, green power plants? That would explain quite a bit.