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Dr. Hydrogen
Continued from page 4
Published on January 20, 2005
Anyone in the metro area, he says, could visit Billings to have his or her car converted to run on hydrogen. Local car dealerships would start converting old cars and selling new hydrogen cars. Every service station in Kansas City would have three types of pumps: regular, diesel and hydrogen. "You just pull up, fill it up with hydrogen," Billings says. "I think we'll get a lot of incentives and credits for people to do it." He smiles widely.
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Sabrina Staires
Billings wants to blow the hood off the hydrogen-car market.
"If we can do it, it'll make Kansas City the showplace for hydrogen for the whole world," Billings says.
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