Hydrogen fuel cell cars still may be years away from the mainstream, but BP and DaimlerChrysler took another step toward the hydrogen economy yesterday by opening a dedicated hydrogen fueling station in southeast Michigan. The station, which will be used to fill up DCX fuel cell vehicles with hydrogen, is part of a Department of Energy field test of a hydrogen fueling infrastructure. According to H2stations.org, the Detroit area is already home to five operable hydrogen filling stations, with four more (in addition to the BP station) planned.

Source: Yahoo news

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