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Will HS2 Fail or Succeed?

I believe it will do both, it just depends on the measure you use. In an project there are three measures of success or failure, cost, time-scale and outcome and I believe it will fail on two but succeed on the most important and have set out my argument in a blog post here https://communities.theiet.org/groups/blogpost/view/27/231/6920


The project is so complex to think costs will not overrun or timing slip is to be naive, as it is impossible to predict them when the timescales are so long and the complexity so great, but the outcome will be a success
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  • Just a thought being as railway engineers will be looking at this post , see a lot of buzz about hydrogen trains , and just posted that a hydrogen fuel cell car will emitt 240ml of water every 4 km , a hydrogen train would need far more hydrogen than a car so on sub zero days need to retain the water to stop rail icing .
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  • Just a thought being as railway engineers will be looking at this post , see a lot of buzz about hydrogen trains , and just posted that a hydrogen fuel cell car will emitt 240ml of water every 4 km , a hydrogen train would need far more hydrogen than a car so on sub zero days need to retain the water to stop rail icing .
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