Fuel cells: Scaling up is hard to do

?There are a lot of pluses and minuses with hydrogen cars,? says Adam Bray-Ali, refueling his Toyota Mirai in Los Angeles. A big minus: ?Lack of infrastructure.? (SEBASTIAN BLANCO)

December 18, 2017 05:00 AM

LOS ANGELES — Every day and sometimes twice a day, the purported future of the automotive industry flows through a small, cold tube from a delivery truck to an inlet at a refueling station in Los Angeles.

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