Climate impact of blue hydrogen would be similar to green H2 if emissions were minimised: study

Reducing natural-gas leaks in the supply chain and increasing carbon capture rates would allow blue H2 to be a 'bridging technology', says global team of academics

Shell's Quest CCS plant near Edmonton, Canada, which produces 900 tonnes of blue hydrogen per day.
Shell's Quest CCS plant near Edmonton, Canada, which produces 900 tonnes of blue hydrogen per day.Shell
Published 20 September 2021, 15:12Updated 22 September 2021, 15:03