Re:How green is blue hydrogen?
by ZeroGravitas on Friday August 13, 2021 @07:42AM
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This is true, but probably could be stated better.
Increased Green Hydrogen production is an essential and inevitable part of the response to climate change.
But the people pushing it for personal transport (often putting more effort into talking down their battery equivalents than actually building and selling vehicles) and anyone suggesting blue hydrogen, as a stopgap because green hydrogen is so far away and expensive, is more pro-fossil than pro-hydrogen.
If oil and gas majors aren't annoyed by your hydrogen strategy, then you're not doing it right.
Increased Green Hydrogen production is an essential and inevitable part of the response to climate change.
But the people pushing it for personal transport (often putting more effort into talking down their battery equivalents than actually building and selling vehicles) and anyone suggesting blue hydrogen, as a stopgap because green hydrogen is so far away and expensive, is more pro-fossil than pro-hydrogen.
If oil and gas majors aren't annoyed by your hydrogen strategy, then you're not doing it right.