Re:India’s biggest businesses are tapping green hydrogen as ...
by Reason077 on Sunday July 03, 2022 @06:19PM
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> ”Liquefaction is the way. We already do it for natural gas (LNG), we just need to build similar infrastructure for LH2.”
It take a lot more energy to liquify hydrogen compared to natural gas. At least 10 kWh per kg. And storing/transporting it is expensive: you need to maintain cryogenic (-253 deg C) conditions.
Even the Space industry has given up on LH2 in favour of liquid CH4, partly due to all the costs and difficulties in handling it.
It take a lot more energy to liquify hydrogen compared to natural gas. At least 10 kWh per kg. And storing/transporting it is expensive: you need to maintain cryogenic (-253 deg C) conditions.
Even the Space industry has given up on LH2 in favour of liquid CH4, partly due to all the costs and difficulties in handling it.