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Even if creating methane is less efficient, replacing natural gas with synthetic methane still seems much more practical than trying to replace every single nat
by NickM 6y ago
Even if creating methane is less efficient, replacing natural gas with synthetic methane still seems much more practical than trying to replace every single natural gas powered furnace, boiler, hot water heater, dryer, stove, oven, etc. etc. in every home that uses any of these appliances anywhere with electrical equivalents. Hydrogen alone doesn't help solve any of that.
- yencabulator 6y agoPlenty of places in Europe never used natural gas as much as the US does. You're imagining needing to replace infrastructure that doesn't necessarily even exist.