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https://www.bigrigs.com.au/index.php/2021/03/26/rivals-hino-and-isuzu-team-with-toyota-to-develop-next-gen-trucks/ 

https://electrek.co/2021/03/29/egeb-wind-and-solar-drove-a-record-fall-in-coal-in-2020/

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Links: https://www.bigrigs.com.au/index.php/2021/03/26/rivals-hino-and-isuzu-team-with-toyota-to-develop-next-gen-trucks/ https://electrek.co/2021/03/29/egeb-wind-and-solar-drove-a-record-fall-in-coal-in-2020/

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Anonymous

The dryer calculations seem strange. 3 x 2 GJ released within 3600s would require 1,67 MW of power. Definitely it’s not a normal dryer ;) Mine has three orders of magnitude lower power.

Anonymous

Ups.., it was 3 x 1 GJ, so the dryer would be 866 kW, still strange

Anonymous

Their something else with the hydrogen it way too light and it disperses into the aire and rises quite fast, so not as dangerous are you think, the regulation will permite for civilian use quick easy. Liquid hydrogen is a different animal. Having build a prototype UPS delivery van we dealt with all this misconception but overall efficiency is very low