Berlin Germany; Example of Hydrogen Fuel Station For Hydrogen Powered Cars, Buses and Taxis

/ AGR Free Press
Berlin, Germany has set up the first ever hydrogen fuel filling station. Buses, autos, taxis, and motorcycles can now fill up with hydrogen, just like the obsolete cars of today can fill up with gasoline or diesel fuel. 

The filling hoses are simple. There is one fill hose for cars, and another larger one for buses and trucks. 

The benefit of hydrogen fuel, is that it is the cleanest fuel on Earth. When a car burns hydrogen as fuel, it emits only water vapor, nothing else. 

Since no carbon or other pollutants are emitted, it is a ZERO CARBON fuel. As we adopt this fuel instead of all of the carbon fuels, we can reduce the CO2 levels globally, and uncreate the global warming effect we have been causing.

The filling station is just a ‘normal’ fuel selling outlet, like any other, but it adds a hydrogen pump and H2 fuel. If this can be done so easily, why not create this globally, everywhere? 

Hydrogen can easily be created by splitting water with electricity generated by wind, water, tides, geothermal or other ‘clean’ zero carbon methods. The solutions are all out there. We just lack the will to do this. Start a project like this in YOUR community. If Berlin can do this, so can your community. From small seeds, large trees grow. A redwood tree has the smallest seed, but it grows the tallest and lives the longest. 

Think about the effect this will have on seven future generations. We don’t need to leave a legacy of pollution and toxic nuclear wastes for millions of years and countless future generations. 

Berlin Germany; Example of Hydrogen Fuel Station For Hydrogen Powered Cars, Buses and Taxis; via @AGreenRoad
http://agreenroad.blogspot.com/2013/08/berlin-germany-example-of-hydrogen-fuel.html

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