Hydrogen vehicles are on the rise. The industry is growing by an astounding 40% annually. Compared to electric vehicles (EVs), hydrogen–powered vehicles are cleaner, more power-efficient, charge faster, and have longer operating ranges.
While the majority of people think that electric cars are environmentally friendly, the truth is that even when they are charging at home, they still release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. On the other hand, hydrogen fuel cells are completely green.
It’s common to hear people refer to hydrogen fuel cells as the actual green solution because hydrogen is generated by renewable energy or from low-carbon power. The latest studies confirm that green hydrogen can cut annual global emissions by 20% on its own.
Ford has made it clear that, despite its continued strong interest in electric vehicles, fully electric power is not currently a realistic option for larger trucks. Instead, the automaker is investigating the possibility of hydrogen power through two distinct pilot programs, both of which are focused on hydrogen fuel cell-powered Transit and F-550 models. READ MORE...
