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• Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs): Like BEVs, FCEVs are low-carbon alternatives when powered by hydrogen generated from low-carbon sources, and they have much higher efficiencies than gasoline/diesel-powered vehicles, as well as a comparable range of driving distance. • Biomass-fueled vehicles: When combined with carbon beneficial forms of biomass, “drop-in”
• Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs): Like BEVs, FCEVs are low-carbon alternatives when powered by hydrogen generated from low-carbon sources, and they have much higher efficiencies than gasoline/diesel-powered vehicles, as well as a comparable range of driving distance. • Biomass-fueled vehicles: When combined with carbon beneficial forms of biomass, “drop-in” biofuels would have a key advantage in that they can be deployed without major changes to existing vehicles or fuel infrastructure (DOE 2015a).
Biomass-fueled vehicles: When combined with carbon beneficial forms of biomass, “drop-in” biofuels would have a key
advantage in that they can be deployed without major changes to existing vehicles or fuel infrastructure (DOE 2015a). Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs): Like BEVs, FCEVs are low-carbon alternatives when powered by hydrogen generated
from low-carbon sources, and they have much higher efficiencies than gasoline/diesel-powered vehicles, as well as a
comparable range of driving distance.