Next to grey, blue and green hydrogen, ‘turquoise’ hydrogen produced by pyrolysis might be an alternative to cope with the massive amout of hydrogen that will be needed to replace fossil fuels
It's getting colorful but complicated. We already know grey hydrogen, the least environmentally friendly form, as it still generates CO2 whe
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