The NHA is working with the Icelandic Embassy to present the latest policy and technical information on this very important project. For more information, check out the conference information on the NHA website . He pointed out that the hydrogen future would happen sooner if a safe, economical solution for onboard hydrogen storage were available. There is some concern that without this, the hydrogen economy may be several decades away. P articipants agreed that an infrastructure change is an expensive proposition.
Nobody wants to do it twice.
Both energy and automotive companies agree that hydrogen is the fuel for the long term, but there is disagreement about both the fuel and the timeframe for the short term. Time will tell. H ydrogen production is available today, from fossil fuels or electrolysis. Paul Scott and Andrew Stuart of Stuart Energy presented the Stuart Hydrogen Fuel Appliance, showing attendees that we do not have to wait for hydrogen refueling stations. A lthough it was a small conference, the infrastructure debate is heating up, and I found this conference worthwhile.