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Originally Posted by Emmerich
Its a Catch 22. Nobody will build cars for an alternative fuel if there is no supply and nobody will build fueling stations if there are no consumers to use it.
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Notr exactly. As mentioned above, it's a common enough fuel in parts of Europe. Either the cars or the fuel stations had to come first, whether through government mandate or private sector recognizing a market (don't know which it was in Europe). It could at least be done either in sections - major routes for shipping or commuting - or small markets like in NYC. Switching 50% of NYC cars to CNG or LNG would be significant and doable.