What this video doesn’t show, is that Neil Young was there as well.

I posted this to the ET list four or five years ago…

Although, Nicholson drove a type of hydrogen car 30 years ago, hydrogen technologies have evolved and improved dramatically since then. (If there is anything we can appreciate about Jack, it is his style and choice of automotive technology!) Supporting research will continue to push the envelope by improving on existing hydrogen technologies and creating new ones. For example, last week an MIT scientist discovered a new catalyst that could greatly impact how solar energy could produce hydrogen.

As a representative of the Hydrogen Education Foundation, I am helping people understand the role hydrogen will play in our energy future. As energy costs continue to increase, it is becoming more critical for the world to transition to an alternative fueling infrastructure. Instead of seeking a single solution, a portfolio of energy choices will emerge in different ways all over the world. In some areas solar might make more sense, in others, wind or hydropower, and nuclear might be used elsewhere – and all of these sources can be used to create hydrogen. Hydrogen carries the promise to guide us away from depending on foreign energy imports, while simultaneously improving our environment by reducing greenhouse gases.

To learn more about the benefits of hydrogen, we invite everyone to please visit and ask us questions at http://www.h2andyou.org.