Tesla stock above $2,000.

I heard one of those Tesla cars burned to the ground in Europe.

No one wanted to handle a clean up since the contents of the batteries were secret and it was considered to be haz mat.

Tesla's electric cars are toast too since the new fuel alternative is now Blue Gas which burns cleaner than diesel and gasoline.

So it looks like no more of those patronage jobs testing what comes from the exhaust of your car like they have set up in the Chicago area.

The one thing I am wondering is if they can change the infrastructure over to produce the engines that burn the Blue Gas.

https://www.quora.com/What-is-blue-gas-and-what-is-its- uses#:~:text=Blue%20gas%20is%20a%20gas%20consisting%20chiefly%20of,h ydrogen%20and%20in%20synthesis%20of%20other%20chemical%20compounds

Blue gas is a gas consisting chiefly of carbon monoxide and hydrogen, formed by the action of steam upon hot coke; used mainly as a source of hydrogen and in synthesis of other chemical compounds. Also known as blue water gas.

Water gas (blue gas, synthesis gas) is a fuel gas used in industrial synthesis of organic chemicals, and in welding, glassmaking, and other high-temperature industrial applications. Water gas is made by passing steam over a bed of hot coal or coke. It mainly consists of carbon monoxide (CO) and hydrogen (H2), contaminated with small amounts of CO2, N2, CH4, and O2.

C(s) + H2O(g) → CO(g) + H2(g)

Is this water gas you speak of a liquid fuel?

Apparently, the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles are deploying fleets of trucks that use this liquid fuel since the areas they operate are fairly local.

According to the article at the link, Blue gas would be a good choice for garbage truck fleets and other local trucking companies.

www.stockgumshoe.com/revi...est- the/will-blue-gas-be-the-tesla-killer/

Not so sure it would be of much use in long haul trucks. They might be stuck using diesel for a while longer. ;)