“Idrogeno insufficiente” per gli autobus a idrogeno della regione della città di Liverpool
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c36z2386lw3o
di m-1975
“Idrogeno insufficiente” per gli autobus a idrogeno della regione della città di Liverpool
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c36z2386lw3o
di m-1975
4 commenti
The contracts for those buses should be examined with a fine tooth comb. I bet someone has been creaming off a tidy profit from maintaining vehicles that never left the yard.
Isn’t hydrogen the most common element in the universe?
Hydrogen was always seen as something pushed by oil and gas companies to slow down battery adoption.
It takes a lot of energy to create and takes a lot of effort to store and transport it.
Batteries are heavy but incredibly efficient.
Hydrogen is a dead end technology, unless you can somehow change the laws of physics
It’s just far too inefficient in terms of the energy put in to make it and then transport it
You have to be dim to tho m that for mass transport use its viable
Now for very specialist things like plant and long distance haulage, it absolutely has a place