A few short weeks ago, some learned chaps were schooling me on all the reasons hydrogen isn't viable as an energy carrier for vehicles. They obviously forgot to communicate all this to the people actively developing hydrogen infrastructure in Aotearoa.
@strypey@gabriel what it really comes down to for me is, is this system able to be employed by small operators or is it a centralized operation that only works at large scale for big capital?
@frogzone
> is this system able to be employed by small operators or is it a centralized operation that only works at large scale for big capital?
Probably the latter. I agree that this is a limitation.
But anything (non-nuclear) that can help reduce fossil fuel use seems like a good thing, and hydrogen is clearly viable as a transition technology. Plus, further development might open up smaller scale possibilities.
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