Hydrogen blending will raise consumer costs and risk public health while barely reducing emissions: US think-tank

Study from San Francisco-based Energy Innovation warns policymakers and regulators to 'exercise scepticism' when mulling ratepayer-funded proposals to blend H2 with natural gas for use in heating or power plants

A schematic llustration of Canadian gas distributor Atco's Fort Saskatchewan Hydrogen Blending Project.
A schematic llustration of Canadian gas distributor Atco's Fort Saskatchewan Hydrogen Blending Project.Atco
Published 30 March 2022, 13:32Updated 30 March 2022, 15:37