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'Green' hydrogen: Any sound information?

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#1

I think I’m running up against that search-engine corruption, which only lets you see selections that the PTsB want you to see; and suppresses the ones they don’t like.

With this in mind, I want to ask whether anyone has found information that actually feels both realistic AND impartial on the subject. (PLEASE note the two italicised qualifiers! Not looking for either puff-pieces or dumkopf hit-pieces; just realistic facts.)

Thanks!

#2

I can only add that I’ve never come up against this one before.

I suppose that the Hindenburg disaster could be counted as ‘green hydrogen’.

I’m always suspicious of anything that uses the terms ‘green’ and ‘smart’.

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#3

Me too. Especially, because in my (c.1950) British English lexicon, ‘smart’ means clean, tidy and well-turned-out. And to smart means to sting, of course.