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Environment & Energy

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15. Not true

Tue Oct 14, 2014, 01:43 PM

Oct 2014

The fundamental underlying efficiencies of a BEV compared to an FCV are essentially the same.

Not within the existing or projected technology. The concepts of the energy conversion may be "essentially the same" but actually doing it isn't.

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Japan rises to challenge of becoming �hydrogen society� [View all] nationalize the fed Oct 2014 OP

"Hydrogen Claptrap" nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #2

You think German biodiesel is a "green" hydrogen source? NickB79 Oct 2014 #3

Ignore? caraher Oct 2014 #7

Someone that actually knows something can explain it to you nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #13

Not true dumbcat Oct 2014 #15

Wow, some random person on reddit? caraher Oct 2014 #16

Hot air coming out of their dumb ass mouths I guess madokie Oct 2014 #9

Is this your normal style of "debate"? nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #12

Explain home charging, or do we have to go to H2 filling stations? NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #6

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Great to know Honda is working on this. RiverLover Oct 2014 #14

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Where are they going to get the hydrogen madokie Oct 2014 #8

Anywhere there is water and electricity nationalize the fed Oct 2014 #10