Yes, liquifying hydrogen also consumes energy. But by the time we are doing that on every street corner, the whole grid will be driven from renewables, and jou

Yes, liquifying hydrogen also consumes energy. But by the time we are doing that on every street corner, the whole grid will be driven from renewables, and joules will be very cheap vs. other concerns. In particular, the LH2 will be banked during peak generation time, so almost free.