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Think. Again.

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9. Yes, I think it's clear to everyone that we need to provide all our energy without CO2 emissions (Green)...

Reply to caraher (Reply #8)

Wed Dec 25, 2024, 05:03 PM

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...and that batteries, Hydrogen, gravity, etc, as storage mediums will also have their best uses.

We are nowhere near that goal yet, and any progress on the build-out of any and all of these technologies is imperative, and certainly couldn't be considered a "diversion".

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Bloomberg: Green Hydrogen Prices Will Remain Stubbornly High for Decades [View all] NickB79 Tuesday OP

No paywall link... Think. Again. Tuesday #1

A very misleading headline and article... Think. Again. Tuesday #2

The article specifically addressed subsidies NickB79 Tuesday #4

Yes, as I said, the headline and article are misleading, at best. Think. Again. Tuesday #5

It really doesn't matter. It's been a bullshit nonstarter for half a century. NNadir Tuesday #3

The goal is not to make energy "cheaper", the goal is to stop emitting CO2... Think. Again. Tuesday #6

Unless you consider the use to which the "green" electricity could have been put instead caraher Wednesday #8

Yes, I think it's clear to everyone that we need to provide all our energy without CO2 emissions (Green)... Think. Again. Wednesday #9

H2 bashers unable to control their glee at this BNEF "report" ignore this Caribbeans Tuesday #7