> So this looks like it is a way to keep the petro/gas industry Yeah that also was my thought. About steam reforming, it seems it still emits CO2, so it's far

> So this looks like it is a way to keep the petro/gas industry Yeah that also was my thought. About steam reforming, it seems it still emits CO2, so it's far from being green. So the greenest transport there is, is train and trams powered by nuclear energy, including merchandise. This small train would seem pretty relevant in certain cases https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Post_Office_Railway https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Post_Office_Railway for example in places where you want to diminish truck traffic, in dense areas. But overall electrified rail was always a green transport until auto companies lobbied to remove rail. But again, those are long term investments, and capitalism never likes it.