RE: Gold Hydrogens Helium Results20 Feb 2024 12:26
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I wouldn't get too excited about a big hydrogen find, myself, because although it is valuable at today's price of $4,800 p/MT, it is not a noble gas, such as Helium, and can be made very easily and cheaply by industrial hydrolosis. All thats needed is water and a renewable electricity source (hydroelectric dams, tidal generators, wind turbines, solar energy, or nuclear power). So its limitless and its current price is bound to fall over time, whereas Helium will only appreciate in price over time as it is used up and inevitably escapes into the atmosphere and then vanishes into space.