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You don't transport hydrogen, you transport some other fuel made in a hydrogen-driven chemical process close to where the hydrogen is made. The hydrogen serves
by usrusr 4y ago
You don't transport hydrogen, you transport some other fuel made in a hydrogen-driven chemical process close to where the hydrogen is made. The hydrogen serves as an initial step (that is true for just about any power-to-something) and as an input buffer to allow running downstream processes 24/7 and not just whenever the sun is shining.
- vineyardmike 4y agoWhy not just use existing water and electricity to produce hydrogen? Green electricity is produced and stored as hydrogen locally.
- theteapot 4y agoBecause different natural endowments of renewable energy. There is a lot more sun and square meters in Australia than Germany or ... just about anywhere in Europe or Asia.