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It takes massive amounts of energy to generate the hydrogen if you split it from water. If you break it out of methane, it also take a lot of energy and seconda
by Tagbert 5y ago
It takes massive amounts of energy to generate the hydrogen if you split it from water. If you break it out of methane, it also take a lot of energy and secondary product is a lot of CO2. Then it takes more energy to compress the H2. for all that, it’s not clear that there are other significant benefits over batteries for most applications.