FAQ about Green Hydrogen
3. Why is it expensive to produce Green Hydrogen?
Obtaining green hydrogen (H2) is based on the electrochemical method called electrolysis, by which H2 is separated from oxygen, starting from a molecule of water (H2O). With this technology, free H2 is obtained, a 100% sustainable fuel.
The problem, for now, is the impossibility of obtaining large volumes of green H2, as it is a complicated and expensive process. According to the International Energy Agency, a kg of green hydrogen has a price that ranges between € 3.50 and € 5. Until the price is lowered to $ 2 or less, oil will continue to be the cheapest fuel source. Simply put, only after getting a price below $ 2 will green H2 be able to compete with fossil fuels.
FAQ about Green Hydrogen
1. Why is Green Hydrogen so important?
2. What is the future of Green Hydrogen?
3. Why is it so expensive to produce Green Hydrogen?
4. How can the production of Green Hydrogen be made cheaper?
5. What is the “Green Hydrogen Catapult”?
6. What is the difference between black, blue, and green hydrogen?
7. Will Green Hydrogen replace Solar Energy and Wind Power?
8. Could Chile become a Green Hydrogen leader?
9. What is an electrolyzer and what is its relationship to Green Hydrogen?