Assertion: fuel cell's cost | /r/HasProperty | high
Facets:
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
value: currently
type: TEMPORAL
value: as 2 million per mile
type: OTHER
value: in challenging geographic locations
type: LOCATION
value: because of the lack of mass production
type: CAUSE
value: a bit
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The cost per mile of running hydrogen cars is therefore currently almost twice as high as that of battery-powered vehicles charged at home.
text: However, the costs were too high, and the program halted in 2015.
text: While the initial costs may be a bit high, once they are installed, hydrogen fuel cells are very affordable to maintain.
text: The cost of producing and using fuel cells is still high because of the lack of mass production.
text: Currently, overall costs of a SOFC are extremely high.
text: The distribution of hydrogen for the purpose of transportation is currently[when?] being tested around the world, particularly in the US (California, Massachusetts), Canada, Japan, the EU (Portugal, Norway, Denmark, Germany), and Iceland, but the cost is very high.
text: In challenging geographic locations, the cost may be as high as $2 million per mile.
text: The costs of transporting hydrogen are extremely high.
text: Unfortunately, the cost of the materials needed to build a PEMFC is quite high.
text: Cost is high and efficiency is relatively low.