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Green hydrogen has always struck me as one of the most difficult clean energy technologies to deploy in the transition away from fossil fuels. The creation of hydrogen molecules through electrolysis, and finding a way to transport this newly created product, struck me as incredibly difficult. Fortunately, the varied uses for green hydrogen include its potential to reduce emissions in industries that are historically difficult to decarbonize sectors. These include shipping, steel production, chemical production, and aviation. Additionally, green hydrogen has the ability to replace the vast amount of hydrogen produced by fossil fuels which is currently used as feedstock in chemical processing or refinery uses. It is therefore necessary to look beyond both the startup cost and complexity of…
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