Hydrogen is an ecologically- friendly fuel which uses electrochemical cells or combusts in internal engines to power vehicles and electric devices. It is 21 cents to a cubic foot in cost. 1 cubic foot = 7.48052 US gallons. On average, the total gasoline cost is $3.424 per gallon. The difference is about $25.403 per cubic foot of fuel. Some people may think since hydrogen is more explosive than gasoline, that they will be compromising their safety. Actually, the force it would take to actually rupture the hydrogen tank would destroy the vehicle itself. The explosion made would not do any harm if the people inside are already dead. The emission of hydrogen powered motors is water (pure H2O), which will help save the planet for our future generations. End the oil companies' oligopoly.
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