If you had all of that H2, what is the additional cost to just fix some CO2 into hydrocarbons?
It feels like that would be a much simpler way to get to net zero than having to reinvent all of the infrastructure.
So much simpler that I wonder why anyone would keep trying on hydrogen. Which makes me darkly suspect that the goal is to take our attention off the solution that's already being deployed, i.e. wind and solar.
It feels like that would be a much simpler way to get to net zero than having to reinvent all of the infrastructure.
So much simpler that I wonder why anyone would keep trying on hydrogen. Which makes me darkly suspect that the goal is to take our attention off the solution that's already being deployed, i.e. wind and solar.