From the Home Energy Stations link..."The Home Energy Station, which generates hydrogen from natural gas,..."

I have to subscribe to natural gas use to have my own Hydrogen filling station at home so I can brag that my car doesn't use fossil fuel? Bill, what am I missing here?

Solar good, natural gas bad. If it takes the whole roof of the house (like their cartoon), I doubt I could afford the panels, or the battery farm, or the $35k Honda.

Moving to California for this punishment is out of the question...

Natural gas is significantly cleaner for the environment than burning gasoline. And the fuel-cell engine emits only clean water. I have no info on the energy cost per mile compared to gasoline or gas/electric hybrids.

More significant, big agribusiness has its eye on the grease bucket too. Last November, chicken giant Tyson Foods announced it has formed a renewable-fuel division. Rival Perdue has said it is exploring the idea as well. Tyson harvests approximately 2.3 billion pounds of chicken, hog and animal fat from its operations each year. The fat could be converted into about 300 million gallons of fuel, according to the company.

Okay then, it uses "significantly cleaner" fossil fuel.

It still requires fossil fuel for operation.

It's no different than saying an electric weedeater requires no fossil fuels - except for the coal we burn at the power plant to generate the electricity.