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It's because synthetic methane makes no sense economically. Similarly Hydrogen doesn't make any sense economically either, but because it's much more hypothe
by bryanlarsen 2y ago
It's because synthetic methane makes no sense economically. Similarly Hydrogen doesn't make any sense economically either, but because it's much more hypothetical the concerns can be hand waved away. Not so with synthetic methane.
- AnotherGoodName 2y agoI agree and that’s the point I’m making here to be clear. If it made sense they’d do it already. Electrolysis->methane and use the existing network makes no sense. Hydrogen with its custom network is an even larger step from making sense.