Re: other parts of the article:
Except they never get that far because of the huge upfront costs (infrastructure like this is notorious for being a high barrier of entry) that will be tricky to recover given that rural electricity rates are already troublesome. Plus if you're handling something potentially explosive like hydrogen or CNG, you're probably going to be forced to build special blast-safe storage facilities for them at additional exorbitant cost.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
