Fossil hydrogen is coming – time to learn what it will look like

As I mused earlier this year, hydrogen is something of an entirely novel challenge for the climate and energy community. It is literally transformational. It can be produced from the worst, most carbon intensive fossil fuels, or it can be produced from the cheapest, cleanest sources, with everything in between. The end product is identical – a couple of hydrogen molecules squished together, which can be cleanly burned to power things.

LAVO’s World-First Home Hydrogen Battery Powers A Home For 2 Days

The System measures around 1.68 m high by 1.20 m wide (66 x 47 inches) and weighs as much as 324 kg (714 lbs), making it highly unlikely to be stolen by a thief. The hydrogen is stowed in a patented metal hydride ‘sponge’ at 435 psi or 0 bar pressure.

LAVO’s hydrogen hybrid battery delivers a continuous output of 5 kW and stores more than 40kWh of electricity. That’s three times as much as Tesla’s house battery Powerwall 2 (which stores 13.5 kWh) and enough power to run an average home for two days on a single charge!

What's With All The Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Car Hype?

Several automakers, including Daimler, Honda, GM, and VW have abandoned the technology, while Toyota continues to pursue it. 

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Why Hydrogen Fuel Is The Next Big Green Thing

As COVID-19 starts to take up less of the world's attention, the issue of climate change and green energy is growing. It's impossible to ignore the impact of fossil fuels and pollution on our environment and our health, and that's propelling hydrogen ETFs and alternative energy sources to the forefront.

Big Hydrogen Production Plans of Proton Technologies

Proton Technologies began separating hydrogen again in late February at their project in Saskatchewan, Canada. The new separation unit is for multi-year hydrogen filter longevity and iteration testing, with hydrogen truck-loading expected later this year. Liquid oxygen is scheduled to be trucked in for injection at modest but still commercial scale. At the demonstration site production is expected to reach one thousand tonnes hydrogen per day after construction of a large air separation unit.