Debating California's 'Hydrogen Highway'

Is Governor Schwarzenegger's plan for hydrogen-powered vehicles hope or hype?

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March 17, 2004, 8:00 AM PST

"The artery of fuel stations known as the hydrogen highway that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger predicts will take California motorists to the environmental future is already taking shape. Twenty-one of the 200 stations are scheduled to be in operation by year's end. With the public sector pledging to pick up most of the $100 million cost, meeting the governor's 2010 target date will be the easy part. Much more difficult than building stations at 20-mile intervals along California's interstate highways will be providing consumers with hydrogen-powered vehicles and fuel at prices they can afford."

Thanks to Erin Clark

FULL STORY: State's foray into hydrogen gets foothold

Sunday, March 14, 2004 in The Sacramento Bee

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