> Cool idea, however - what's generating all the electricity you're using
> to plug in your car?  Coal?  Gas?

Solar isn't efficient enough for this sort of work just yet (at least
without large arrays - cost prohibitive for a method of converting
energy that is at best 15-20% efficient).

Wind on a per house or "personal" generation platform would be even
less effective.

Also, considering that hydrogen fuel cells require the burning of
fossil fuels to be created (at least currently) your point, "replacing
one type of pollution for another," is most assuredly valid.



-- 
will


"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that would just be unacceptable."
- Carrie Fisher

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