However, the challenges are substantial. The cost to build out hydrogen infrastructure is much higher than that of battery electric infrastructure, and hydrogen would need to be made using renewables, rather than fossil fuels, to make a zero-emissions claim. Jason Munster, principal and founder of hydrogen consulting firm CleanEpic, argues that the whole ecosystem needs to be taken into account, including production, distribution, and end-use, to replicate the success of battery electric vehicles.
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