H2 36,000 BTU of energy potential stored per liquid gallon and IIRC about 60 BTU per gallon in gaseous form, not very stable in liquid form since it needs containment at very high pressures, and cooled to near absolute 0 to get it to liquid form. Its very energy intensive to rip it from water . In more simplistic terms its not a very energy dense fuel
Gasoline 126,000 BTU per liquid gallon (unless cut with ethanol) stable in liquid form, does not need lots of highly specialized equipment and handling for containment and distribution. Its very energy dense. Diesel is even more so....
Gasoline 126,000 BTU per liquid gallon (unless cut with ethanol) stable in liquid form, does not need lots of highly specialized equipment and handling for containment and distribution. Its very energy dense. Diesel is even more so....
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