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Or indeed methane generated via the Sabatier reaction using hydrogen generated from renewables - higher energy density, easier to handle, store and distribute.
by lambdaone 1y ago
Or indeed methane generated via the Sabatier reaction using hydrogen generated from renewables - higher energy density, easier to handle, store and distribute. And it can be fed to existing gas peaker plants, a known technology.
- DamonHD 1y agoIndeed possible and both will probably happen. If you put your H2 hydrolysers and turbines or fuel cells near the H2 store then handlng and distribution becomes easier. Move the electricity not the H2.
- pfdietz 1y agoThe problem is where do you get the CO2. This adds complexity and cost and looks to make the economics inferior to just storing hydrogen.