When Hydrogen Will Help Climate Change - And When It Won't

23 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from MIT Technology Review

"...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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