Photo Credit:Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107]

Why Ohio Companies Are Investing in Hydrogen Cars Despite Infrastructure Issues

09 Jan 2025 | Abstracted from Fuel Cell Works

"The Ohio companies' focus on fuel cell passenger vehicles is unique nationwide, especially for a state that doesn't yet have any public hydrogen fueling stations...[Engineering firm DLZ] station in Columbus can generate about 20 kilograms of hydrogen per day, using electricity from a solar array atop a large building on company property...Whether hydrogen-powered passenger vehicles are the best use for renewable energy remains questionable."

ADDITIONAL RELATED NEWS LINKS

• World's First Liquid Hydrogen Powered Turbine Engine


• China Hits EV Target 10 Years Early, Still Hasn't Reached 2020 Nuclear Target


• Long-duration Hydrogen-Bromine (HBr) Battery Startup Lands $5M On Journey To One Day Power Data Centers And Metro Areas


• Hyundai's New FCEV Concept: Bold Design, Efficient Fuel Cell Tech


• Why Aren't We Driving Hydrogen Powered Cars Yet? There's A Reason EVs Won.


• Real World Hydrogen Refueling Stations With Electrolysis Far Less Efficient Than Assumed


• Hydrogen Chase Boats Follow in Wake of America's Cup Designs


• New Invention Can Turn Seawater Into Hydrogen Fuel


• Latin America Gears Up For Clean Hydrogen Boom But The Road Is Not Smooth


• Zero Emission Industries Announces High-Performance Fuel Cell Powertrain System in Repower of World-First Hydrogen Go-Fast Boat