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I agree with you that Hydrogen can do that. Or that at least it stands a chance. Both nuclear and Hydrogen are unproven at this point, for the scale we need. E
by credit_guy 4y ago
I agree with you that Hydrogen can do that. Or that at least it stands a chance.
Both nuclear and Hydrogen are unproven at this point, for the scale we need. Europe has chosen to bet it all on Hydrogen. Although, in the last one year France decided to get back in the game of building nuclear. I see no talk of Hydrogen in the US.
- ZeroGravitas 4y agoSpace X are building the worlds largest Green Hydrogen project in Texas (intended for turning into methane for rockets amongst other things). Will probably be one of those things where there will be a new worlds largest record every month for years and it'll get into arguments about who has actually started production and so on, but it's definately a global thing. Current headlines suggest US Green Hydrogen could be the cheapest in the world due to some mooted subsidies: https://www.rechargenews.com/energy-transition/world-s-largest-green-hydrogen-project-unveiled-in-texas-with-plan-to-produce-clean-rocket-fuel-for-elon-musk/2-1-1178689 https://www.rechargenews.com/energy-transition/world-s-large...