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You can but it costs much more, this is why 95% of current hydrogen is produced from natural gas and hydrocarbons.
by dogma1138 5y ago
You can but it costs much more, this is why 95% of current hydrogen is produced from natural gas and hydrocarbons.
- brightball 5y agoIf you’re doing that, isn’t it better to just use natural gas directly?
- WJW 5y agoThat depends on what you need the hydrogen for. If you want to burn it in a turbine or use it in a fuel cell then yes, using natural gas directly is more efficient. OTOH, using hydrogen as a feedstock for chemical processes often can't be replaced directly with natural gas.
- digianarchist 5y agoWouldn't it be easier for carbon capture to occur when producing hydrogen and just let hydrogen consuming sources output water?
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