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Northwest · M
Not sure what you mean by "it's not a source of energy".
Green hydrogen is probably one of the most promising long term solutions. Don't forget that nuclear is also renewable.
Green hydrogen is probably one of the most promising long term solutions. Don't forget that nuclear is also renewable.
Beautyineyes · 36-40
@Northwest it’s a energy storage. Not energy source. Free hydrogen is not available.
Northwest · M
@Beautyineyes
I'm going to guess you mean where to store hydrogen, then the diagram you had up, is not exactly how the most likely mass distribution scenario.
For the short to medium term, energy companies will be modifying the natural gas distribution networks to sustain delivery of hydrogen in its gas form, to fuel cell facilities.
A new industry, specializing in solving these problems, is quickly developing and will solve these problems over the next few years.
The Exxons of the world are incentivized to solve this problem, not only because they like clean energy, bur because they're sitting on massive deposits of natural gas, and the latter is going to be the primary source of Hydrogen for the foreseeable future: Methane: CH4 with H2O, example is the already operational Baytown, TX facility.
it’s a energy storage. Not energy source. Free hydrogen is not available.
I'm going to guess you mean where to store hydrogen, then the diagram you had up, is not exactly how the most likely mass distribution scenario.
For the short to medium term, energy companies will be modifying the natural gas distribution networks to sustain delivery of hydrogen in its gas form, to fuel cell facilities.
A new industry, specializing in solving these problems, is quickly developing and will solve these problems over the next few years.
The Exxons of the world are incentivized to solve this problem, not only because they like clean energy, bur because they're sitting on massive deposits of natural gas, and the latter is going to be the primary source of Hydrogen for the foreseeable future: Methane: CH4 with H2O, example is the already operational Baytown, TX facility.