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> requires CCS to be carbon neutral Why would that be? Hydrogen doesn't contain any carbon. If you produce the hydrogen from electrolysis and the electricity f
by hannob 7y ago
> requires CCS to be carbon neutral
Why would that be?
Hydrogen doesn't contain any carbon. If you produce the hydrogen from electrolysis and the electricity from renewables the process would be carbon free. (You can still argue that there are emissions in construction and such, but I don't think that's what you meant.)
- hurricanetc 7y agoThere are other metals and materials involved. It’s a partial solution. We really aren’t even close to a truly carbon neutral steel production. Maybe by 2100.