Mark Williams
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Rhys Berry
Ariane Morrissey
Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes
Lesley Bankes-Hughes
An important point missed is the efficiency of conversion of the chemical energy stored in the fuels. A hydrogen fuel cell can get upwards of 60% conversion efficiency compared to an internal combustion engine at around 20-30%.