Often said, but questionable if you want to have strict emission standards. The existing "blue h2" projects are abysmally bad, they only capture a small fractio

Often said, but questionable if you want to have strict emission standards. The existing "blue h2" projects are abysmally bad, they only capture a small fraction of the emissions produced (see e.g. [1]). That you can run cheap blue H2 with low emissions - both upstream methane and CO2 that isn't captured, because CCS is never 100% - remains to be shown. [1] https://www.energymonitor.ai/tech/hydrogen/shells-quest-blue-hydrogen-plant-emits-more-carbon-than-it-captures https://www.energymonitor.ai/tech/hydrogen/shells-quest-blue...