green hydrogen, Tag

"... The “hourly matching” rule will force hydrogen producers to either cease production when renewables are not available ... or sign up for excess renewable power ..."

I’ve NEVER seen incentives that represent 90% of new vehicle price.

...whether it is ten times as expensive as the stuff produced from natural gas, or only five times as expensive, doesn’t really matter.

From The Daily Caller NICK POPECONTRIBUTOR The Biden administration proposed eligibility rules for hydrogen industry subsidies Friday, but some conditions may ultimately stymie innovation and production of the technology,...

“Despite the funding, the economic viability of the plant for green hydrogen production on an industrial scale is not given, according to the investor consortium,” summarizes Blackout News.

Advocates appear to believe that a landslide of money can create a new green fuel industry. But a hydrogen fuel industry, if created, will be small and based entirely on government subsidies, not sound economics.

Renewable hydrogen will "struggle to compete" unless fossil fuel hydrogen production is restricted.

"The EPA is overestimating how quickly technological advances may occur in “green” hydrogen... as well as in carbon capture and storage, or CCS"

These proposed methods to allow combustion power plants to continue to exist are not real and can never work. EPA intends to force the closure of all such electricity generation facilities.

But how environmentally friendly is hydrogen really?

In other words, you will need about 35 times the capacity of solar panels as the amount of firm power that you are committed to provide.

From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT By Paul Homewood h/t Philip Bratby From the Telegraph: Engineers will rarely tell you something is impossible, even when your proposal is…

Sorry EU, but energy imperialism needs to be demoted in the name of affordability, reliability, and self-determination.

It seems like we will need an awful lot of solar panels, simply to replace a tiny amount of gas!

Sydney Morning Herald Andrew Charlton just said something about climate change which almost made sense, before getting lost in the weeds of the fake green hydrogen revolution.