“Green” hydrogen can largely replace natural gas for both heat and electricity generation, but it would be far more cost-effective to produce H2 from natural gas (with carbon capture and storage [CCS]) than renewable energy and electrolysis, according to a report released on Thursday by the UK’s Committee on Climate Change (CCC), the independent statutory body that advises the government on climate issues.
'Green hydrogen can replace natural gas for power and heat': UK state body
H2 would help decarbonise a wide range of sectors, but it should be produced from natural gas with CCS, rather than renewable energy, says Committee on Climate Change report
22 November 2018 11:21 GMT
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23 November 2018 12:24 GMT
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