Finish of Hydrogen Road Tour 2009 in Vancouver

Tuesday, 09 June 2009 15:10

The Hydrogen Road Tour 2009 brought fuel cell vehicles to the West Coast. Traveling 1,700 miles from Chula Vista, California to Vancouver, British Columbia. It covered 28 cities 2 countries in 9 days. May 26th - June 3rd 2009.

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Thursday 11 June, 2009

Although there are currently around 170,000 gasoline stations in the U.S., GM has calculated that only 12,000 hydrogen fueling stations would need to be built in order to have a fueling station within two miles of 70% of the entire U.S. population and one every 25 miles on the freeways between the largest 100 cities. Read more: http://hydrogendiscoveries.wordpress.com/2008/04/09/hydrogen-manhattan-project/

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