I drove 1800 miles in a Hydrogen Car

I want to see fuel cells happen, they are a much more practical way to carry electric around than a battery, quick to refuel, only give off water. In the UK I wouldn't touch an electric car because the charging infrastructure is just a mess, I believe you need to have accounts with about 5 different charging companies to give you the best chance of getting a fill-up, there aren't enough charge points, if someone is there in front of you, you might have to wait an hour before you can even start to charge and looking at people trying to go electric on youtube the amount if times the charging just fails is ridiculous. Hydrogen is the answer, yes it still needs to be seperated to produce the hydrogen fuel, however, the power stations that will be struggling to meet the demands of all the hungry batteries at peak charging times could be running at a constant rate all day churning out the energy to electrolyse the hydrogen without needing the excess capacity to keep the lights on at peak times. Makes sense to me!