Re:Revolutionary Electrolyzer Efficiently Converts CO2 into ...
by bluGill on Tuesday August 22, 2023 @02:07PM
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Only if your source of electric doesn't add CO2. If you burn coal to make propane you are worse off CO2 wise than using regular propane. We have a lot of wind and solar, but most places they are still a minor part of the electric mix (if this applies to you, it wouldn't be hard to get a lot more wind/solar in your grid).
Pulling enough CO2 to make a kilogram of propane and then burning that kilogram of propane for electricity is still better than burning a kilogram of freshly fracked propane.
One offsets consumption. One just adds consumption.