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NNadir

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4. What part of this picture is difficult to understand?
Mon Feb 3, 2025, 07:35 PM
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The caption:

Figure 1. Global current sources of H2 production (a), and H2 consumption sectors (b).


Progress on Catalyst Development for the Steam Reforming of Biomass and Waste Plastics Pyrolysis Volatiles: A Review Laura Santamaria, Gartzen Lopez, Enara Fernandez, Maria Cortazar, Aitor Arregi, Martin Olazar, and Javier Bilbao, Energy & Fuels 2021 35 (21), 17051-17084]
I referred to this graphic, and reproduced it, discussing a paper in the journal I discussed above here: The current sources and uses of hydrogen.

Of course, this is from the scientific literature, something that advocates clearly aren't, since they are clueless about the laws of thermodynamics.

The "race" for hydrogen is a race for fossil fuel marketeers to greenwash fossil fuels.

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