[Elsie]

Thanks, but living in the middle of Indiana makes this difficult.

Now if I had a propane-powered car...

Btw: what does this hydrogen fuel end up costing per mile?

Right now my 2020 GraND cHEROKEE IS costing me about 17 cents per mile.

[Elsie]

 Every year, the United States produces 10 million metric tons of hydrogen, 95% of which comes from an emission-intensive process known as natural gas reforming. When natural gas is split into hydrogen and CO2 either by Steam Methane Reforming or Auto Thermal Reforming – and the CO2 is captured and stored, thus mitigating environmental impacts on the planet – it is known as “blue hydrogen.”

 

It is indeed possible to produce hydrogen in a clean way through renewables, known as “green” hydrogen, but this process remains rare and costly relative to “black” hydrogen (carbon intensive) or “blue” methods.

[mad_as_he$$]

About equal to $6 per gallon gas. But there are no ICE maintenance costs.