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Toyota and Honda give plug-in battery technology a reality check
The most vocal hydrogen fuel cell critics are not the oil companies, but strong advocates of plug-in battery technology. When hydrogen is brought up, they are there to criticize as much as possible. For example, this happened in the last Friday’s NPR (Seattle) discussion where I was a participant. Moreover, I have been in a few debates over the past 5-6 months where this has occurred.
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