> That latter point is false, though except in a trivial sense. Hydrogen can be and is easily made with electricity. You mean, except in a $Trillion sense. One

> That latter point is false, though except in a trivial sense. Hydrogen can be and is easily made with electricity. You mean, except in a $Trillion sense. One or two demonstrator plants don't prove anything, except that the advantages are underwhelming, if they exist at all. How do we globally get there from here? Who is made worse off? Who benefits? How long does it take? "Exercises for the student" are not always so simple.