The Case for Green Hydrogen
Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the visible universe, is the primary fuel of the stars, undergoing nuclear fusion to form helium and release vast
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Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the visible universe, is the primary fuel of the stars, undergoing nuclear fusion to form helium and release vast
South Sudan’s energy mix is dominated by fossil fuels, with nearly all electricity generated from imported diesel, accounting for over 97% of domestic energy production
Mali’s energy mix is heavily reliant on fossil fuels and traditional biomass, with over 60% of electricity generation coming from diesel-powered generators as of 2023–2025.
As of 2024–2025, Georgia’s electricity generation is dominated by natural gas (approximately 41–47%) and a rapidly growing nuclear sector (approximately 29–34%) following the Plant Vogtle
A U.S. Geological Survey has determined that substantial natural reserves of gas hydrogen exist throughout the world that could potentially meet global energy needs for
The idea of using solar (or geothermal) energy and seawater to mass-produce green hydrogen by electrolysis, burn it and add gravity to generate a surplus
Question: Given: a recent breakthrough of researchers at the University of Adelaide has yielded an electrolysis process that is 100% efficient with a catalyst that
The first step in this estimation is accessing the Global Solar Atlas; click on the specific location and look for ‘specific photovoltaic power output’, or
Southern California’s Water Most of southern California’s water is imported. The California Aqueduct delivers up to 4.2 million acre-feet, the Colorado River Aqueduct 3,069.6 acre-feet,
Background It is indeed remarkable the propensity of our esteemed decision makers to ignore scientists’ warnings. Case in point, the March 1912 issue of Popular