Well said Terry. Hydrogen can offer so much. You know it’s true that batteries do have a role to play. But just not by themselves. You won’t find a battery-only version of the multi-purpose, long-range vehicles most Americans want. Hydrogen has the flexibility we need in our cars. Plus, a hydrogen-dominated US fleet would simultaneously: cut greenhouse gas pollution by 80% below 1990 levels; reach U.S. petroleum quasi-independence by mid-century; and eliminate nearly all controllable air pollution by the end of the century. Now there's a real winner!