Hydrogen will work because it has to work for the oil industry to survive — using its existing business model. “They used to supply fossil fuel, now they supply this great green fuel (hydrogen). But the business model stays the same, and customers also may like it. They’ve been doing this for the past 60 years, and it works for them. Governments like hydrogen because they don't have to worry about road pricing because they can just add a tax to the pump and collect revenue that way, like they do with fossil fuel. There's a real logic for the legacy industry to want this to work, which is why there is a continual fight for survival for some of them.” And consider this: When nuclear fusion becomes a reality, a good pway to store the tremendous heat that it would be produced is by using it to make hydrogen. And that hydrogen can be shipped to faraway lands to provide abundant power to remote places on Earth. As such, it is prudent for us to continue to improve our methods for making, storing, and transporting hydrogen because we will need them all in the future.