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You need an energy source for creating the hydrogen in the first place, you think wind is the solution for Ireland, I think a combination of wind and nuclear would be significantly better.
I am doing some in depth stuff on this for work at the moment, the scaling challenges of wind are next on the research list, but there is good research existing that shows its much more limited for the UK at least. I've not seen details of limits or potential for Ireland
It's not an energy source, it's energy storage, the same as batteries, pumped hydro, compressed air, etc...How is hydrogen not an energy source?
No one said we are there yet but it's in the pipeline(pardon the pun).
The future is off shore wind farms on a massive scale and not just 1 hydrogen plant but 1 for each wind farm.
We already have an unlimited energy source we haven't really tapped. It's an energy source that's green and absolutely massive. Enough to supply all our energy needs and all the hydrogen plants we can make.
We're starting to hit the profit margin where producing it makes economic sense. Time to get on the crest instead of the wake.
You need an energy source for creating the hydrogen in the first place, you think wind is the solution for Ireland, I think a combination of wind and nuclear would be significantly better.
I am doing some in depth stuff on this for work at the moment, the scaling challenges of wind are next on the research list, but there is good research existing that shows its much more limited for the UK at least. I've not seen details of limits or potential for Ireland