Whenever the word ‘hydrogen’ surfaces in discussions about a future energy mix, my climate-sceptic Australian friends clam up. Though a climate sceptic myself and far from being an expert on the physics and chemistry of fuel cells and electrolysis, I have quietly kept an eye on the possible roles of hydrogen as a carrier of energy and an environment-friendly source of heat and electricity.
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