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Doesn't the same thing apply to electricity though? In some countries, quite a bit of it comes from coal

• danaris 5y ago
  To some extent, yes, but as I understand it, the effort and expenditure needed to produce hydrogen purely by electrolysis (so-called "green hydrogen") is fairly significant—and, perhaps more importantly, is a separate expenditure from that required to green our electrical grid, which is an effort that's already underway in many places and more or less guaranteed to eventually complete, barring further shenanigans on the part of the fossil fuel industry.