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Linde has been storing hydrogen under ground for a long time now [1], but you can store and transport it everywhere you can store and transport methane if you’r
by adrianN 2y ago
Linde has been storing hydrogen under ground for a long time now [1], but you can store and transport it everywhere you can store and transport methane if you’re willing to lose a few percent per month. It’s simply another cost factor.
And it’s not surprising that we don’t have a lot of electrolysis capacity given the economics I pointed out above.
[1] https://www.linde.com/clean-energy/our-h2-technology/hydrogen-storage https://www.linde.com/clean-energy/our-h2-technology/hydroge...
- cyberax 2y agoThe European high-pressure demonstrator is still ongoing: https://hypster-project.eu/about-the-project/ https://hypster-project.eu/about-the-project/ BTW, hydrogen has a 100-year GWP of 12, so leaking 2-5% (the current figures) is not acceptable long-term.