hydrogen it's literally the most abundant element in the universe it's essential for life on earth it fuels the sun which converts hundreds of millions of tons of hydrogen into helium every second when used for fuel here on earth it emits nothing but water sounds like a miracle fuel for clean energy right so why hasn't hydrogen fuel taken off over the last few decades the way electric vehicles that are powered by batteries have well roadblocks like high production costs lack of charging infrastructure not to mention challenges in gathering storing and transporting hydrogen have led ev leaders like elon musk to dub hydrogen the fool's cell but thanks to one company plasma kinetics and their breakthrough solid-state hydrogen technology which literally stores energy on tape could hydrogen fuel finally overcome these obstacles and become the energy breakthrough we've all been promised all these years we thought these questions and this technology deserve a deeper dive here on two bit da vinci
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