Last week, I discussed how biodiesels carry promise as a
transitional fuel in a more environmentally conscious economy. However,
biodiesels do not seem a viable long-term alternative to gasoline or diesel due
to its difficulty in fulfilling demand, not to mention the fact that it can
only mitigate emissions—not eliminate them. There is another technology that
could prove to be a fitting long-term solution, and that technology is the
hydrogen fuel cell.