The last calculations I saw on green hydrogen put it around 100x the cost of current energy prices. That is a far distance to fall before it reach competitive p

The last calculations I saw on green hydrogen put it around 100x the cost of current energy prices. That is a far distance to fall before it reach competitive prices, and until then people are murder each other over fossil fuels and causing global extinctions. If you want to call those nuclear plants for nukes, then I will call current energy policies for planet killers. Someone has to take responsibility while waiting for that cost to come down. A proper market solution would be to ban fossil fuels now and let non-fossil fuels alternative compete for investment and research. Not hopes and dream but technology that works when one can not just fall back on burning murder gas. Fossil fuel advocates are working very hard to convince people that coal should be replaced with natural gas, rather than non-fossil fuel alternatives.