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Re:Solar-driven water splitting at 13.8% solar-to-hydrogen e... by aunty_helen on Thursday November 18, 2021 @07:14PM (#29272296)
When I was working in a warehouse as a poor college student we drove electric forklifts inside for obvious reasons.

When the forklift went flat, you got another forklift to remove the battery and replace it with a fresh one.

Tesla tried this once and it wasn't a great success however, if you have a depo with a stack of batteries, you run a fleet of trucks, this makes a lot more sense.

It's something I'm suprised hasn't been floated as a lot of the customers for the electric trucks are fleet customers

Re:Solar-driven water splitting at 13.8% solar-to-hydrogen e... by jacquesm on Thursday November 18, 2021 @07:38PM (#29272444)
Hydrogen and LNG are used for forklifts the world over. That's exactly what got Toyota into this:

https://toyota-forklifts.eu/solutions/energy-solutions/what-...