around for hundreds of years, and is a product of Monoxide and Dioxide, and indeed methane, in other words it is very heavy on pollutants, even if quite cheap to produce. Grey hydrogen comes from natural gas and is currently the most common sources, but is currently the cheapest thanks to the low price of all in Europe, there is a lack of common standards. this currently is that it diverts renewable energy away energy usage industries (such as steel, and oil and other industries.
Figure 1: The many uses of hydrogen
Source: BloombergNEF
of thought is how this might be applied to the auto one, above all in terms of providing the refuelling sector, be that haulage, buses or aeroplanes, where the impact may be largest, and again where the
As I do more research into the sector, there will be can and will likely be deployed, this graphic from at which to conclude.
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