Japan's 'fantasy' hydrogen strategy does nothing for decarbonization

[Laconian]

https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/policy/a-complete-failure-japans-fantasy-hydrogen-strategy-does-nothing-for-decarbonisation-study/2-1-1326788?zephr_sso_ott=kD6Obh

Grey hydrogen is basically spending fossil fuels to create H2. Seems like a fundamentally broken pillar for an environmental initiative.

[CaminoRacer]

Yeah, just like we need more battery advancement, we'd also need more hydrogen production advancements so it's not just coming from fossil fuels. Or advancement in whatever other clean fuels.

[r0tor]

Liquid Hydrogen... Tough to produce, impossible to store, and the answer to none of our issues

[Soup DeVille]

Liquid Hydrogen... Tough to produce, impossible to store, and the answer to none of our issues

Unless we need rocket fuels...

[r0tor]

Unless we need rocket fuels...

Just use the right kind o-rings

[Morris Minor]

We need a Business Insider article on the appalling labor conditions & child labor used in hydrogen mines in Malawi or somewhere. The NYT & NPR would pick it up & run with it.
Sure fire way to knock this nonsense on the head.

[GoCougs]

We need a Business Insider article on the appalling labor conditions & child labor used in hydrogen mines in Malawi or somewhere. The NYT & NPR would pick it up & run with it.
Sure fire way to knock this nonsense on the head.

A-.

[r0tor]

Right after we get an article on how to create a slow leak in your gas tank to keep it from blowing up