Hydrogen is transforming a tiny Utah coal town. Could its success hold lessons for similar communities?

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2. Note that the green H generator is Japanese

I tell ya Japan has been working on H for a while. Watching NHK I often see segments about things they are working on. There is a business park that is set up for companies to build facilities that are H related from producing the H to exploring how to use it.

The Neanderthals' in this country just don't see clean energy as the profit producer that it will become. The USA should be leading the world in the tech to deal with reducing energy use by being more efficient and the shift away from carbon fuels.

The world has been begging for simple solutions that reduce energy use and provide cheap local supply that people can use to light their homes and now power their phones.