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White (Hydrogen) Lies

White (Hydrogen) Lies Photo by Carlos Torres on Unsplash Geologists, while searching for oil and gas in France, have found the biggest deposit of pure naturally occurring hydrogen yet. A source of fuel which “burns clean” and hot, and thus can “replace” fossil fuels in “hard to decarbonize” areas of the industry like steel, glass or cement manufacturing, not […]

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Japan Tried to Build a Hydrogen Society. It Backfired Spectacularly.

Japan Tried to Build a Hydrogen Society. It Backfired Spectacularly. Seemed like a good idea at the time. Andriy Onufriyenko//Getty Images Japan has long been a leader in hydrogen energy and fuel cell technology. Companies like Toyota plan to build entire cities entirely powered by hydrogen. A new report from an environmental think-tank argues that Japan is investing in […]

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Fusion!

Fusion! How hydrogen fusion will save us (or not) A recent breakthrough in an experimental fusion reactor has created a shock-wave of news rippling through mainstream media. Writers from all stripes waxed lyrical how this is a major step forward, and how it brings us closer to a ‘clean, safe, almost limitless’ energy source. Reality though […]

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Still More Green Hypocrisy In the EU, This Time Hydrogen

Still More Green Hypocrisy In the EU, This Time Hydrogen Let’s discuss the meaning of “Green” EU style. Hooray More Green Energy! The EU is cheering a new hydrogen project at a refinery in Germany. The plant will be built by Shell and ITM power and will be able to produce about 1,300 tonnes of […]

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The Hydrogen-Based Economy: Is it Enough to Paint Something Blue to Make it Green?

The Hydrogen-Based Economy: Is it Enough to Paint Something Blue to Make it Green? A hopeful image for a hopeful article by Bertrand Piccard. “Blue Hydrogen” seems to be popular, nowadays. But is it enough to paint something blue to make it green? It turns out that “green” hydrogen, assuming it exists, is too expensive for […]

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The Hydrogen Hoax: Confessions of a Former Hydrogenist

The Hydrogen Hoax: Confessions of a Former Hydrogenist The “hydrogen economy” is like a zombie: no matter how many times it is slain, it keeps coming at you. Like a Hollywood zombie movie, hydrogen seems to exert a tremendous fascination because it is being sold to people as a way to keep doing everything we […]

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