How alternative fuels fare in the extreme cold

Recently, Power Progress reported on research done by Canada’s Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA) regarding the use of hydrogen fuel in extreme cold temperatures.

It turns out that when the mercury drops, other alternative fuels face similar challenges.

Jeffrey D. Naber, the Richard & Elizabeth Henes Professor in Energy Systems…

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