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In reply to the discussion: How did Recology's hydrogen fuel cell truck pilot go? [View all]
 

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10. I really don't know, the Fuel Cell unit and electric motors themselves I would guess.
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How did Recology's hydrogen fuel cell truck pilot go? [View all] Caribbeans Aug 2024 OP
Hmmm? The hydrogen-powered trucks don't have an issue with heavy payloads...? brush Aug 2024 #1
In the video he mentioned.... Think. Again. Aug 2024 #2
H2 is 14 times lighter than air Caribbeans Aug 2024 #4
It's the tank needed to hold enough H2 for a decent range that is heavy. progree Aug 2024 #6
I believe those H2 storage tanks are made of lightweight composite material... Think. Again. Aug 2024 #7
I'm wondering "light weight" compared to what? progree Aug 2024 #8
I really don't know, the Fuel Cell unit and electric motors themselves I would guess. Think. Again. Aug 2024 #10
Here in Santa Cruz County, electric buses couldn't make the hills well. CoopersDad Aug 2024 #11
Thanks for posting this! Think. Again. Aug 2024 #3
"Hyzon said the fuel used in the Recology pilot was derived from natural gas. ..." progree Aug 2024 #5
I think (but not sure) that the problem with Green (no ff) vs. Blue (uses ff) H2 is the lack of... Think. Again. Aug 2024 #9
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