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Rode Hydrogen Fuel Cell Bus today in Canton Ohio
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<p>Locally they are zero emission. The emissions are produced somewhere else so that the air quality in the city gets better.</p> <p>You can make fuel cells real zero emission if you use water and renewable energies to produce hydrogen. A second way is producing Methanol from the atmosphere with renewable energy and using it in a fuel cell. The fuel cell releases CO2 but not more the used to produce Methanol: <a href="https://serenergy.com/the-first-methanol-fuel-cell-powered-vessel-in-germany-is-now-sailing-the-waters-of-lake-baldeneysee/">https://serenergy.com/the-first-methanol-fuel-cell-powered-vessel-in-germany-is-now-sailing-the-waters-of-lake-baldeneysee/</a></p> <p>Producing Hydrogen from hydrocarbons will release CO2.</p> <p>There are ways to make fuel cells zero emission. Hydrogen production could be used to buffer renewable energy in times of low demand.<br />Regards, Volker</p>
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