So out of all of the options of alternative fuels which do you think is the best?
Well it certainly isn't electric cars. For one thing electric cars are a safety hazard since emergency workers already have to take a ton of special precautions when dealing with crashed hybrids and electric cars to avoid being electrocuted by exposed high voltage wiring. That is why it takes longer to rescue people from crashed hybrids and electric cars than traditional petrol or diesel powered cars. Also it takes forever to recharge them and even if quick-recharging technology were to become widespread then the entire electric grid would have to be reconfigured to deal the extra load and power plants would have to generate more electricity (thus causing more air pollution) to meet demand.
Biofuels, while more practical than electric cars, just simply won't be viable since there is no way we can produce enough biofuels to meet demand. Therefore I feel that hydrogen is the best alternative. Hydrogen can easily be derived from water and since the hydrogen can be produced at a dedicated hydrogen production plant and then transported to fuel stations via tanker truck the electric grid won't have to be reconfigured to handle an extra load of electricity. This is also true thanks to the fact that the hydrogen production plants can use just simply use surplus electricity or draw their power from dedicated onsite wind farms, solar power plants, geothermal power plants, or hydroelectric dams.
