> > Not feasible. Feasible solutions have to use existing 
> infrastructure. 
> > There are other reasons why hydrogen is not a feasible 
> alternative to 
> > gasoline.
> 
> Suppose someone develops a method of storing hydrogen in a 
> substance that can be trucked to gas stations, stored in 
> tanks or on shelves, and distributed to automobiles.  Maybe 
> you drive into a station and get petrol or exchange  hydrogen 
> cylinders.  There are hydrogen solutions that can use 
> existing infrastructure.  If the pain of fuel  
> prices is high enough, it will happen.   Hydrogen has too many  
> upsides to not be adopted eventually.
> cc


And where do this hydrogen come from?

Tony

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