The world needs a new source of energy, an unspillable source.

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  1. Yes it is possible. It is also likely to turn out to be the only widely-used sustainable fuel source for automotive applications. That is, the only way ahead if we are to retain personal car-like transport. The generation of electricity does not have to be problematic. Photo voltaics are crashing in price. It won’t make sense if oil, coal or nukes are used to generate, but with solar, wind, wave and geothermal it will be fine. What it will require is smaller, more efficient vehicles and probably much shorter commutes, but at least it doesn’t directly produce C02.

How is it possible to use Hydrogen economically as fuel by water electrolization.?

It is my knowledge from internet that to electrolize one liter of water consumes 7.5 units of current. Then how a car owner can use hydrogen fuel ecomonically for his car or cooking purpose.