There's enough natural hydrogen trapped underground to meet all projected demands for hundreds of years. An unpublished report by the US Geological Survey identifies it as a new primary resource, and fires the starter pistol on a new gold rush.

There’s enough natural hydrogen trapped underground to meet all projected demands for hundreds of years. An unpublished report by the US Geological Survey identifies it as a new primary resource, and fires the starter pistol on a new gold rush.

  • bfg9k@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    Great, have we solved the infrastructure and storage problem yet?

    Until we can transport and store it easily, all the production in the world won’t help.

    • Hypx@kbin.socialOP
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      9 months ago

      Yes. It is just a matter of building that infrastructure. And we can reuse the natural gas infrastructure for most of it. People are basically stuck in the past on this subject.