EVO – Projected by many as a no-compromise alternative fuel that just needs more development, hydrogen is a quiet alternative to electricity as a propulsion for our cars. There are also many entirely different ways that hydrogen can create energy and thus drive cars, further complicating the technology.
While sourcing hydrogen isn’t an issue, the process of turning it into usable fuel is where the complexity lies. This process is both energy intensive and expensive, which is where the practical realities of its commercial use come into question.
Soon, there will be a certification of ‘Green Hydrogen,’ which will guarantee the carbon neutrality of its production.
