Use of hydrogen is in line with our policy if it proves to be economically feasible. We have a carbon dioxide-free energy chain. The car manufacturers can come here and operate a car with zero emissions. You can't do that anyplace else. Simply put, the fledgling company wants to use Iceland's clean power to produce hydrogen at gas stations around the country.
Liquid hydrogen requires special storage facilities.
Iceland has the potential to try these things out. Ford, DaimlerChrysler Volkswagen AG , Honda Motor Co. , oil companies and California regulators have formed the California Fuel Cell Partnership to develop viable fuel-cell vehicles for the mass market. Compared to the California initiative, tiny Iceland is on its own. I can find another job. It's no problem.