$3 per kg of H
Takes about 2kg to equal the energy in a gallon of gasoline.
So $6 per gallon at cost, not counting taxes, over head, profit.
So it could really end up costing upwards of $10 to replace a gallon of gasoline. And that's a deal compared to buying bottled hydrogen at $50 per kg for a local welding shop.
Natural gas steam reforming is the cheapest way to produce hydrogen.
VW hasn't made an easy to maintain car since they went liquid cooled.
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Originally Posted by redpoint5
My specific issue is that they are an echochamber of absurdity with an occasional few sentences making rational/factual sense. That in itself isn't the problem though. The problem is the site owners delete any comments that even remotely question the veracity or reasonableness of their absurd and factually false articles.
A comment like "death to the Koch bros" would be encouraged, but a comment like "maybe consumer choice has something to do with the popularity of fossil fuel consumption, and it isn't entirely a Big Oil conspiracy" will be removed.
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That means they have to shut down discussion because they have no valid logical points to argue and thus becomes a lightning rod for extremists.
Kind of like the myNissanleaf Web site. It sickens some of them to think that some one might own and occasionally drive a diesel truck or god forbid burn wood is among them.