Tag: hydrogen economy
The US Is Losing The Clean Steel Race, Too
The Texas-based startup Utility Global is offering a reactor-based, non-electric, hydrogen-producing blast furnace waste gas conversion system to the global clean steel movement.
The post The US Is Losing The Clean Steel Race, Too appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Debunking the Myth: Hydrogen’s Abundance Does Not Equal Accessibility
Saying hydrogen is abundant is like saying gold is easy to get—it’s out there, but extracting it is hard, expensive, and energy-intensive. The problem isn’t scarcity; the problem is accessibility. Hydrogen advocates often parrot the line that hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, implying that it’s naturally … [continued]
The post Debunking the Myth: Hydrogen’s Abundance Does Not Equal Accessibility appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Companion to Cranky Stepdad vs Hydrogen for Energy
Recently I published a simple debunker for many of the hydrogen for energy claims that perpetuate the hype, Cranky Stepdad vs Hydrogen for Energy: How to Respond to Enthusiasts. In the style of John Cook’s Cranky Uncle vs Climate Change — illustrative cartoons and colorful analogies illustrating the debunk — … [continued]
The post Companion to Cranky Stepdad vs Hydrogen for Energy appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Cranky Stepdad vs Hydrogen For Energy: How To Respond To Enthusiasts
Hydrogen for energy has been the subject of extravagant claims for decades, and they keep being repeated. When you run into a hydrogen for energy enthusiast and they start saying things that make it seem as if hydrogen for energy is a slam dunk, have a look through this. Some … [continued]
The post Cranky Stepdad vs Hydrogen For Energy: How To Respond To Enthusiasts appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Hydrogen Is An Indirect Greenhouse Gas So Now Hydrogen Proponents Are Denying It
Hydrogen has been touted as a clean energy source, a critical pillar of decarbonization efforts in sectors from heavy industry to transportation. Policymakers and industry leaders alike have been singing its praises for decades, envisioning a future powered by green hydrogen, electrolyzers, and pipelines feeding a global energy transition. But … [continued]
The post Hydrogen Is An Indirect Greenhouse Gas So Now Hydrogen Proponents Are Denying It appeared first on CleanTechnica.