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by wazoox
1699 days ago
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The question is: given that we MUST be reducing our CO2 output extremely quickly (5% a year, equivalent to an additional COVID19 crisis every year), what are the chances for your magical cheap hydrolyzers to 1° be developed 2° be deployed at scale before large parts of the world dive into climatic chaos? BTW there is a very efficient way to run hydrolyzers at 95%: run them on nuclear power. Problem solved? |
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