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Gold/Mining/Energy : Green Hydrogen -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ron who wrote (263)	7/17/2021 11:51:32 AM
From: Wharf Rat	1 Recommendation Recommended By Ron Respond to of 2051

I certainly wouldn't call it green; maybe blue or blue-gray. I think using hydrogen sulfide probably is. Hydrogen, in itself, is a clean fuel. Manufacturing hydrogen fuel, however, is energy-intensive and has carbon byproducts. What is now called brown hydrogen is created through coal gasification. The process for producing grey hydrogen from natural gas throws off carbon waste. Blue hydrogen uses carbon capture and storage for the greenhouse gases produced in the creation of grey hydrogen.2 Green hydrogen production – the ultimate clean hydrogen resource – uses renewable energy to create hydrogen fuel. For example, water electrolysis used to produce long-duration hydrogen energy storage requires a lot of energy. That energy could come from renewables. utilityanalytics.com As for digging up garbage for feedstock, and particularly LA's garbage, the most abundant compound we have is water, and LA sits on the edge of our largest ocean.