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Hydrogen Over Carbon, Automobiles' Future To Go Cleaner

 
 
Effective transportation is the need of the hour for the generation that is restless and leaves no stone unturned to utilize all the time available on earth. We have successfully landed our vehicles Mars using Hydrogen fuel for propulsion. But what if we could bring this high on energy and null on harmful emissions fuel to our day to day traversing vehicles? Yes! That is what major countries from Europe and Asia are targeting the next.

Major automobile manufacturers across the globe, namely BMW, Hyundai, Daimler and Toyota along with leading gas manufacturers namely Linde and Air Liquide and the AngloAmerican mining company have set their hopes high on readying more number of vehicle that supports hydrogen fuel so as to make our environment cleaner and, in turn,  reduce global warming. This is because hydrogen's residue is water when set on combustion unlike petrol that emits harmful greenhouse gases. 
 

The major concern would be to make the technology more cost effective so as to increase its sales. Also, they would concentrate on improving its output by working on efficiency of electrolysers which break down the molecule of water in to respective hydrogen and oxygen molecules and draw energy out of the reaction, and the input of high amount of electricity, solar and wind energy. 
 

It seems like we have become well aware of the drawbacks of the currently existing transportation system and are working collectively and speedily to improve upon each and every one of them. People die of road accidents, we aim to build self driven intelligent cars technology at Waymo. Traffic is a big issue, but may be not in the near future as we bring flying cars to the markets soon. There is too much pollution, how about electric and hydrogen fuels to switch over to? With such advancements in the kitty, the future of transportation seems much more promising.