The title of this article is correct but seems to be misleading some readers. Their goal is not to produce hydrogen, but to produce synthetic natural gas. Usi

The title of this article is correct but seems to be misleading some readers. Their goal is not to produce hydrogen, but to produce synthetic natural gas. Using solar to produce hydrogen as a precursor is just the particular approach they've chosen: We’re developing a scalable electrolyzer to deliver the cheapest possible green hydrogen, which we use as a precursor chemical to make cheap synthetic carbon neutral natural gas in our Terraformer. As a result, some of the comments so far that correctly point out the difficulties of establishing a hydrogen infrastructure are missing the point. They aren't planning to distribute hydrogen, and don't need such infrastructure. Instead, they're planning process the hydrogen immediately and internally and then piggy-back on the existing natural gas infrastructure.