No that's cool. I know all of what you said. I guess I just wanted to know what you meant by your somewhat cryptic "charge".
An idea I like to suggest if hydrogen powered cars ever make it to the market is putting wind turbines at the equivalent of gas stations. The turbine generates electricity, which in turn is used to harvest hydrogen from water, supplied by regular plumbing, and refine the hydrogen into whatever form the fuel cells require. The only overhead cost would be the installation and upkeep and the monthly water bill. No need to ship hydrogen in from anywhere, as gas is shipped now. Elimination of three steps: 1) drilling for oil 2) refining the oil 3) shipping the gasoline. All done on-site.
An idea I like to suggest if hydrogen powered cars ever make it to the market is putting wind turbines at the equivalent of gas stations. The turbine generates electricity, which in turn is used to harvest hydrogen from water, supplied by regular plumbing, and refine the hydrogen into whatever form the fuel cells require. The only overhead cost would be the installation and upkeep and the monthly water bill. No need to ship hydrogen in from anywhere, as gas is shipped now. Elimination of three steps: 1) drilling for oil 2) refining the oil 3) shipping the gasoline. All done on-site.