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ok chrisk i see now. when i did my search for that i came up with a few other sources tracking that info and the numbers were up there but sort of all over the map, not consistent. So i guess it depends on where you look eh? ;o) Overall they were still up there in their predictions so i guess we can say there is money to be made, a lot of it right? With inflation i'm sure that's the case. I still do not think hydrogen cell will be the future in any mainstream power source though, i think it will remain an option until something better comes along like a new power source or they make the fuel cells more efficient, less costly and more serviceable to the general user.
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