Is the U.S. serious about viable hydrogen fuel infrastructure?

Is the U.S. serious about viable hydrogen fuel infrastructure?

Critical to the success of fuel cell vehicles will be the rollout of hydrogen refueling infrastructure and the production of cheap “green” hydrogen – low carbon hydrogen made from renewable electricity and water.

This is an audio-only version of our episode about hydrogen fuel infrastructure in the U.S. Go ahead, you’re already here – take a listen! But if you’re looking for moving pictures, click here.

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