They call the good stuff "Green Hydrogen", but it mostly made from electrolysis using solar or wind power... Gray hydrogen is cracked from natural gas using steam.And anyway, you have to ask by what process is the hydrogen is created (electrolysis??) However it is done, the enrgy you get out from the hydrogen will be leass than the enrgy it takes to make it. So where does that energy come from?. Seems to me there is a tendency to avoid basic physics questions when disussing net zero.
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Ian
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