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https://ngtnews.com/shell-plans-expa...News+Headlines
Shell Plans Expansion of California Hydrogen Refueling Network
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Yes, its going to take time to roll out.................Tipping point?
Say 2025 ish....we need to see H2 Rally cars.....sort of "New Group B" .........car producers focus on making them LIGHTER than ICE cars & massively lighter than BEV's.
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That sort of approach has worked in the past for both natural gas vehicles and for plug-in EVs.Originally posted by GRG55 View Post
A government subsidy to break the chicken-and-egg stalemate, in which nobody will buy vehicles when fuel is not available, and nobody will install fuel stations when no vehicles are in the fleet.
It was also tried for methanol fuel vehicles and for propane fueled vehicles, but those never really caught on.Comment
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Only 20 degrees above absolute zero!? park that truck in the sun and next stop ISS.Comment
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Ok, so in a nut shell..
"Blue H2":- Made from natural gas via steam reforming, they need to dump the carbon some where?
"Green H2" :-Made from Sola/Wind (Wave/Tidal?) Nuclear
If they go the Blue route they going to need to stash the Carbon some where (Under Northsea)
If the go the Green route then they going to need a SH!T load of EletroizersLast edited by Mega; September 17, 2020, 10:30 AM.Comment
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Ok, so "They" (the 7 sisters) have gone with H2.........they bought off the Political types & Greens.............i think the plan is go with "Blue H2" in volume tell the Greens that this is only till we enough "Green H2"........"Blue & Green" will be mixed (its the same stuff). If the NG gas pipeline used to move it to Gas Stations for cars, that's great ............if not it means shipping it in tankers .......
So, investing could not be more simple ......let the Ecom crash & burn for another 18 months......then buy:- BP, Total,Shell......Last edited by Mega; September 17, 2020, 10:52 AM.Comment
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Them suddenly a GRG55 arrived
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ICE not done
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