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, which would in turn use it as feedstock in a proposed “renewable diesel” facility in Alberta. Imperial also hopes to use some low-carbon hydrogen to create clean electricity, and for use as a fuel in downstream sectors, creating carbon offsets that the company saidThe proposed Air Products facility would use natural gas and auto-thermal reforming, combined with carbon capture technology, to produce hydrogen, which the company estimates would capture 95 per cent of the carbon emissions.
Although a proponent of hydrogen as a bridge technology for the energy transition, Klippenstein said every kilogram of hydrogen produced — without the carbon capture and other features that Air Products is proposing — leads to about 10 kilograms of greenhouse gases.
Be 50 years old and outdated by the time it see's any profit.
Hydrogen. Now we’re talking. Wait, no taxes that don’t curb emissions? What? How do we fox the environment if we don’t pay money! Money that goes out of the country to fund wars. I digress.
That’s either a giant podium or a tiny man.
Here is a link to an article about the state of zero-emissions hydrogen fuel cells vehicles in Canada and the USA. It is crazy this technology is not built up yet.
That's a joke, that amount will be enough for a feasibility study only.