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Do you know more about hydrogen transport? I heard it is quite more complicated and expensive than LNG (closest equivalent), because hydrogen leaks more easily.
by mrpopo 6y ago
Do you know more about hydrogen transport? I heard it is quite more complicated and expensive than LNG (closest equivalent), because hydrogen leaks more easily.
- VBprogrammer 6y agoOne interesting approach is to convert the hydrogen again into ammonia (nh4). It's easier to store and is a very useful industrial feedstock in its own right.
- dehrmann 6y agoI don't buy that hydrogen transport could ever be more efficient than shipping high-voltage electrons over copper.
- jimmcslim 6y agoThere's also the issue of hydrogen embrittlement of steel, which is probably what causes the leaks I guess?
- hansvm 6y agoHydrogen is also really small and can seep out of seals that we would ordinarily consider air-tight.