When Hydrogen Will Help Climate Change - And When It Won't
23 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from MIT Technology Review
"...global demand was 94 million metric tons (Mt) in 2021. Most of that was used for oil refining, as well as production of ammonia (for fertilizer) and methanol..."...making hydrogen today overwhelmingly requires fossil fuels, usually natural gas...so much electricity needed to meet hydrogen demand, regulators are trying to avoid a scenario where hydrogen production just sucks up all the existing renewable capacity."
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