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> Hydrogen will always leak from any container. not anymore > Clean hydrogen is difficult to make, giving an opportunity to the oil industry to easily make ch
by Transrapid 5y ago
> Hydrogen will always leak from any container.
not anymore
> Clean hydrogen is difficult to make, giving an opportunity to the oil industry to easily make cheap hydrogen from refineries, which is not carbon neutral.
It's not and everybody is talking about GREEN hydrogen
> I'm not sure there is enough platinum in the world to make all those cars. Mining platinum might cause additional carbon emissions.
you don't need it to create fuel cells
> Hydrogen is very dangerous because it's highly explosive. Gas is safer in that regard.
Nope industry is using it since decades
- haar 5y agoI think generally your comments would be more well received if you provide links backing up your statements. Currently your posts just seem to be going through criticisms and simply stating "No, reverse of above statement". This doesn't lead to a discussion, or informative comment threads. You can ask for the same in return from those you're interacting with, but considering you're a brand new account seemingly created to provide a counterpoint; it felt worth calling out (with your declining Karma).
- cheradenine_uk 5y agoIndustry doesn't pump it around in pipelines though, it makes it on-site.
- jokoon 5y agoYes, going to answer the same thing, you don't provide sources. Green hydrogen is difficult to make because of low energy efficiency, which I agree, would be solved with nuclear since nuclear provides a lot of green energy. Platinum is required for fuel cells, please do a research or provide sources or explain.