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OTOH, at the moment the only cost-effective way to produce hydrogen is from natural gas, so . . .planet4ever said:Well, let's see, now. When natural gas burns it produces CO2, just like any other fossil fuel. And natural gas itself is far more "effective" as a greenhouse gas than even CO2 is, so any leaks, or loss during transfer ...Nekota said:The news article doesn't mention if natural gas vehicles are included as part of this low emission.
Ray
And NG is the lowest GHG-producing hydrocarbon when combusted, and we have lots of it here (subject to possible restrictions on fracking).