Will Gasoline Cars be Obsolete in a Decade? Maybe

When I suggested they must feel a little like the NASA scientists and engineers who spent the ’60s figuring out how to put men on the moon, Matt Fronk and Dan O’Connell smiled.

Fronk, the chief engineer, and O’Connell, staff engineer, are part of General Motors Corp.’s development team at the company’s Honeoye Falls Fuel Cell Activities Center.

“I always had a gut feeling this can make it,” says Fronk, who started his GM career as a college student. “This is a chance to change the world.”
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle