ItsNotAboutTheMoney
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Natural gas is currently being used economically by FritoLay for semi trucks. Until natural gas is unavailable/costs too much, hydrogen is not economically viable. FCVs may exist on natural gas, but not hydrogen. The hydrogen idea has been promoted by J Rifkin(an anti progress writer). This does not bode well for hydrogen FCVs. He tried to stop genetic modified foods and drugs.
It's all about the money.
When they say it's not about the money. It's about the money.
Thst is not correct. HFCVs are cheaper to fuel with NG than NGVs, in the same way it's cheaper to fuel a n NG-based EV than an NGV. The key is that cost of the technology is currently prohibitive,