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That's pretty much irrelevant, though. The infrastructure for energy distribution is decoupled from its production. Even if hydrogen is split from water via gas
by barrkel 7y ago
That's pretty much irrelevant, though. The infrastructure for energy distribution is decoupled from its production. Even if hydrogen is split from water via gas today, it can be done by solar or wind tomorrow with no changes to the distribution network.
- donaltroddyn 7y agoCurrent hydrogen production is largely from cracking methane, where natural gas is the feedstock (and also energy source) - it is much cheaper than production from electrolysis.