Convert Coal Power Plants to Hydrogen is a way of re-purposing existing infrastructure to quickly switch our existing electrical grids to renewable energy.
And here in California: “Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, but just coming into its own as a versatile fuel for a world moving away from hydrocarbons. Capturing hydrogen is simple in theory: just apply a lot of energy to water to break the two H’s (hydrogen) from the O (oxygen) to create pure hydrogen. Like natural gas, that hydrogen contains heat that can be released with combustion to drive a generator. Unlike natural gas, that combustion is GHG-free.”
You say old coal plant, I say new green hydrogen facility | Greenbiz
Great idea and it is actually starting to happen! Escalante H2 Power states this will be the world’s first conversion from a large-scale CFPP to a large-scale blue/green hydrogen fired zero-emission power plant.
Retired New Mexico coal-fired plant to be repurposed to hydrogen
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cough… they call it “green hydrogen” (?) they should tell scientists that all of the elements now have colors.
Ohio too 😉 https://www.oceangeothermal.org/convert-coal-power-plants-to-hydrogen/
And here in California: “Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, but just coming into its own as a versatile fuel for a world moving away from hydrocarbons. Capturing hydrogen is simple in theory: just apply a lot of energy to water to break the two H’s (hydrogen) from the O (oxygen) to create pure hydrogen. Like natural gas, that hydrogen contains heat that can be released with combustion to drive a generator. Unlike natural gas, that combustion is GHG-free.”
…. and make your own! watch this ….
Great idea and it is actually starting to happen! Escalante H2 Power states this will be the world’s first conversion from a large-scale CFPP to a large-scale blue/green hydrogen fired zero-emission power plant.
Everybody, meet Mike and his hydrogen house.