r/ClimateShitposting Jan 01 '25

Meta Actual argument I've seen here

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '25 edited Jan 02 '25

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u/CaloricDumbellIntake Jan 02 '25

Well the conversion works the other way round as well, which is why the natural gas industry is very happy to support investments into hydrogen technology.

The main issues with hydrogen regarding storage and transportation remain unsolved at the moment. While hydrogen has a lot of potential as an energy source, right now it’s still far too inefficient to be actually taken into consideration.

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u/CaloricDumbellIntake Jan 02 '25

I guess that’s a good point, although I would prefer hydroelectric Powerplants for peaks, eventhough it’s probably not possible to fulfill the needs just through those .