Plentiful hydrogen from biomass, water and nuclear will cost less and satisfy all of transportation.

Currently #hydrogen is expensive to purchase at $10 per kg. We're expecting that to change in the future as they produce it from waste #biomass, leftover #nuclear power and #water electrolysis. Already companies are touting that they can produce hydrogen at $2 per kg. If we had more #taxcredits from the government we believe it would be a great incentive to produce more hydrogen. From our estimation, it would only take several hundred refinery sources to produce enough hydrogen for all of #transportation.