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So why is this still going ahead? https://www.h100fife.co.uk/
Best get the champers out again Bilbs. Not just the DT it seems. ;-)
https://www.science.org/content/article/hidden-hydrogen-earth-may-hold-vast-stores-renewable-carbon-free-fuel
'Fracking' Some say yes some say no.
"To extract the gas, operators will simply drill wells and purify the product, a relatively simple process. Engie says fracking will not be on the table. “That’s not the idea. We want to benefit from natural gas. If vertical wells do not work, we could start with horizontal ones,” said Lhote"
https://sciencebusiness.net/climate-news/news/hydrogen-could-be-taken-straight-ground
You could argue that white will take over from green, but then electrolysers are useful for taking the load from renewables when not needed. I suppose, it then follows that if white is found in such quantities, it could be used to provide power through distributed fuel cells. Think of the water that could also provide in arid regions. It opens up a whole new set of scenarios. Blows the current thinking sky high.
at least 14 gigawatt-scale electrolyser factories have been announced to date — adding up to 26gw — by the following manufacturers:
thyssenkrupp (5gw, germany)
itm power (5gw, uk)
plug power (1gw in us; 1gw in south korea; 2gw in australia, with partner fortescue future industries)
john ****erill (1gw in france; 2gw in india, in conjunction with greenko)
siemens energy (1gw in germany, but eventually ‘multi-gigawatt’)
cummins (1gw in spain, with iberdrola; and 1gw in china, with sinopec)
nel (2gw, norway)
ohmium (india, 2gw)
mcphy (france, 1gw)
sunfire (germany, 1gw)
https://www.rechargenews.com/energy-transition/8-000-growth-more-than-100gw-of-hydrogen-electrolysers-to-be-produced-annually-by-2031/2-1-1201444
More consolidation as US power equipment and engine maker Cummins has takes 100% ownership of its electrolyser and fuel-cell subsidiary Hydrogenics, after buying out Air Liquide’s 19% stake.
https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/electrolysers/cummins-takes-100-ownership-of-hydrogen-electrolyser-subsidiary-hydrogenics-after-buying-air-liquides-19-stake/2-1-1479173
Boost for Ceres?????
https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/electrolysers/proposed-eu-ban-on-a-plastic-used-in-electrolysers-could-cause-massive-disruption-to-european-hydrogen-sector/2-1-1475808
EEX publishes first market-based hydrogen index
HYDRIX provides information on actually traded prices for green hydrogen, which is determined from supply and demand prices of hydrogen together with renowned partners from industrial and energy sectors to ensure the necessary price transparency crucial for the growing market.
https://www.eex.com/en/newsroom/detail?tx_news_pi1%5Baction%5D=detail&tx_news_pi1%5Bcontroller%5D=News&tx_news_pi1%5Bnews%5D=7158&cHash=9fbfa2bafb7c6a75bb4241b303838893
It was in the header Danny;
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#cpx are suing #maxwell and #Tesla @Tesla, @elonmusk
Bought Maxwell so telsa in the firing line
Compensation £200m+
For patent infringement for over 50 patents
Electrical efficiency and the ability to utilise waste heat defy SOE’s relative obscurity,
https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/electrolysers/underestimated-why-solid-oxide-electrolysers-could-be-the-dark-horse-of-the-hydrogen-industry/2-1-1452425