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Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles: A Prudent Intermediate Step or a Step in the Wrong Direction? Kenneth Gillingham Stanford University Department of Management Science & Engineering Global Climate and Energy Project Precourt Institute for Energy Efficiency Correspondence Address: Box 16336 Stanford, CA 94309 January 2007 Abstract Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles present much of the same promise as Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs): reduced reliance on imported oil and reduced carbon dioxide emissions. Proponents envision Hydrogen ICE as a bridging technology from gasoline vehicles to Hydrogen FCVs. This paper examines the Hydrogen ICE technology, focusing on relevant aspects such as power, fuel economy, tank size, and the state of the technology.
Abstract Hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles present much of the same promise as hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs): reduced reliance on imported oil and reduced carbon dioxide
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