Will Hydrogen Push Aside Gasoline?

July 4, 2008 6:00 AM | | Comments (0)

Hydrogen is being touted as the transportation fuel of the future, powering cars without polluting the atmosphere or relying on foreign sources of energy.

But Scientific American, reviewing the issues surrounding hydrogen, says the jury is still out on whether hydrogen can actually replace gasoline. The big questions: Can hydrogen be generated and stored on a practical scale? How can the high cost of manufacturing hydrogen vehicles be reined in? How can a hydrogen refueling network be built?

Web pick by Neil Savage, Xconomy.com

Categories: Energy and Environment, Web Picks

Tags: cars, hydrogen, Scientfic American

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