Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are a zero tail pipe carbon emissions alternative to traditional gasoline and diesel fueled vehicles that offer improved fuel efficiency, particularly in the heavy-duty segment. The technology is promising, but has long suffered due to lack of available fueling stations and the high cost of the hydrogen fuel. That is about to change. The ever-improving performance and reductions in cost for on-site renewable generation has unlocked the reality of distributed power-to-gas, in particular using renewable energy to produce hydrogen onsite using electrolysis.
