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Re: Hydrogen train completes 1700 mile test at Pueblo-LMAO-You can count on some folks....
Author: BOB2
Date: 03-27-2024 - 20:47
Clem Wrote:
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> Sounds to me like you might be a big supporter of
> a carbon tax, which no politician has the stones
> to propose because it would spike gas and diesel
> prices. It is the cleanest way of letting the
> market figure it out.
Another attempt to link me to something that I have no position on for your purposes? I'm not a fan of the current carbon offset, or the effectiveness of the use of the carbon funds...
Nice try... Is that chum?
I'm just noting that we have previously simply set a technology and fuel neutral standard of allowable emissions in an established baseline emissions inventory for things like "heavy duty" "on-road" vehicles, or other mobile emissions sources, and quite successfully reduced health criteria emissions, by a variety of technological approaches for various fleet needs, including alternate fuels and EV's.
Why do you feel that you need to have a bureaucratic "mandate" to require "only" wire should count?
All I can say, is that there seem to be an awful lot of folks billing the folks who are lobbying CARB, almost as hard as you are, to mandate "only wires", to the exclusion of your "vast" hydrogen "conspiracy"...
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> Sounds to me like you might be a big supporter of
> a carbon tax, which no politician has the stones
> to propose because it would spike gas and diesel
> prices. It is the cleanest way of letting the
> market figure it out.
Another attempt to link me to something that I have no position on for your purposes? I'm not a fan of the current carbon offset, or the effectiveness of the use of the carbon funds...
Nice try... Is that chum?
I'm just noting that we have previously simply set a technology and fuel neutral standard of allowable emissions in an established baseline emissions inventory for things like "heavy duty" "on-road" vehicles, or other mobile emissions sources, and quite successfully reduced health criteria emissions, by a variety of technological approaches for various fleet needs, including alternate fuels and EV's.
Why do you feel that you need to have a bureaucratic "mandate" to require "only" wire should count?
All I can say, is that there seem to be an awful lot of folks billing the folks who are lobbying CARB, almost as hard as you are, to mandate "only wires", to the exclusion of your "vast" hydrogen "conspiracy"...
