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No. Liquid fuels take up a thousandth of the space of gaseous fuels. Even special absorption technologies to reduce storage requirements for gaseous fuels aren'
by simonblack 3y ago
No. Liquid fuels take up a thousandth of the space of gaseous fuels. Even special absorption technologies to reduce storage requirements for gaseous fuels aren't efficient enough to be useful.
Not given enough emphasis in the debate is how do you generate that hydrogen in the first place? How much CO2 emission does it take to make that 'zero-emission' hydrogen?