California regulators request EV charge pause, energy conservation for heat

I am still wondering what happened to hydrogen fuel cells.

originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: Blaine91555

Well, considering drinking a single drop of gasoline will not kill you and a few atoms of nuclear fuel will, I don't blame them.

And yet they will drive a car or be a passenger in one, which poses a far greater risk to them. At some point to survive rational decisions have to come into play, and contrarians who consider themselves activists need to be sent to the corner with their gum on their noses. Face it, most activists know squat about what they protest against and the truth is they just get off on being opposed to everything.

Well, Until they figure out their problems there's always the old standby. Here comes a trainload of sunshine to power California!!!

originally posted by: ketsuko
I am still wondering what happened to hydrogen fuel cells.

60-70% energy loss

Unless you use aluminum reaction to extract hydrogen then it's only 40% from the fuel cell + the cost it takes to refine the aluminium and extract the gallium back out and of course you lose the aluminium

You still have to compress it from there up to 10% more loss

a reply to: markovian

It still seemed to get dropped pretty quickly in favor of electric. There were some strong positives to making hydrogen work that I felt ought to have kept them working away at the issues to see if they could be worked around.

Kind of weird how Florida is hotter than California but Florida has electricity.
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