A continuation of previous work, the study provides a comparative analysis of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to conventional internal combustion and hybrid engines, examining both life-cycle energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. The analysis is based on projected improvements to the technologies through the year 2020. The study finds no significant projected difference in energy use or greenhouse emissions between fuel cell and hybrid technology during this time period.
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| Date Of Record Release | 2006-01-23 19:56:03 |
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| Description | A continuation of previous work, the study provides a comparative analysis of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to conventional internal combustion and hybrid engines, examining both life-cycle energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. The analysis is based on projected improvements to the technologies through the year 2020. The study finds no significant projected difference in energy use or greenhouse emissions between fuel cell and hybrid technology during this time period. |
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| Date Issued | 1999-10-11 |
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| Source | Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Laboratory for Energy and the Environment |
| Keyword | Life-cycle energy use; Greenhouse gas emissions; Fuel cell systems |
| Selector | Conlin |
| Date Of Record Creation | 2004-03-04 09:28:17 |
| Date Last Modified | 2010-10-10 22:09:39 |
| Creator | Weiss, Malcolm A.; Heywood, John B.; Schafer,Andreas; Natarajan, Vinod K. |
| Language | EN |
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