Re:Intel breaks ground on $20B Arizona plants as U.S. chip f...
by Cthulhu_ on Tuesday September 28, 2021 @08:42AM
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Yup, should require only a few adjustments.
Over here (NL) they're looking into repurposing the existing natural gas network to transport hydrogen instead. I mean we're years away from removing the use of natural gas entirely, but the idea is there.
Re:Intel breaks ground on $20B Arizona plants as U.S. chip f...
by m4rtink on Tuesday September 28, 2021 @02:50PM
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Given how small hydrogen atoms are, causing all kinds of leaks even in purpose built equipment & that hydrogen fires are invisible in sunlight I'm skeptical.
Over here (NL) they're looking into repurposing the existing natural gas network to transport hydrogen instead. I mean we're years away from removing the use of natural gas entirely, but the idea is there.