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OKIsItJustMe

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21. I also have been familiar with "Nuclear Hydrogen" for decades
Wed Aug 20, 2025, 05:19 PM
Aug 20

Last edited Wed Aug 20, 2025, 05:54 PM - Edit history (1)

However, since you gainsay any use of hydrogen whatsoever (falsely equating it with “fossil fuels”) I thought it relevant to point out that your position is at odds with that of the GIF.

https://www.gen-4.org/resources/reports/system-analysis-hydrogen-production-nuclear-energy



1.1 The role of nuclear energy in decarbonisation
The decarbonisation of electricity generation alone is insufficient to meet the challenging CO₂ emission reduction targets. Emissions from the industrial and the transportation sectors are higher than the electricity sector, offering significant potential for further reductions through the direct use of nuclear-generated heat or process intermediates that may be produced using nuclear heat and electricity.



Hydrogen is expected to play a crucial role in global efforts to achieve net zero emissions, contributing to sustainable and resilient energy systems. There is growing international momentum to scale up low-carbon hydrogen production using low-carbon electricity and heat . Recent demonstration projects that couple nuclear power plants with electrolysers highlight the importance of leveraging historic R&D efforts in nuclear and hydrogen technologies into near-term innovations, thereby accelerating the production of low-carbon hydrogen.

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Despite the misleading slick ad from the fossil fuel industry, China's hydrogen is overwhelmingly made from fossil fuels NNadir Aug 2 #1
I wold not call it a scam Bluetus Aug 2 #2
Europe has been working on this for some time OKIsItJustMe Aug 2 #4
And then, this article about "hydrogen powder" Bluetus Aug 3 #6
They make a comparison to "green ammonia" OKIsItJustMe Aug 3 #9
I'm not impressed by the dishonest use of units of POWER to substitute for units of ENERGY. NNadir Aug 3 #5
Sorry, I don't follow your rant. Bluetus Aug 3 #7
Generally people who can't "follow" this sort of thing endorse solar and wind. NNadir Aug 3 #8
Once again, I cannpt follow your stream of riddles. Bluetus Aug 3 #10
They're not "riddles." They're DATA and historical reports on the cost of energy during Dunkleflaute. NNadir Aug 3 #11
Post removed Post removed Aug 3 #12
Your first simile comes closest OKIsItJustMe Aug 3 #14
This "conversation," such as it is, is concluded. NNadir Aug 3 #15
I will take your challenge. OKIsItJustMe Aug 3 #13
Thank you kindly for this nice succinct correct statement of my views. NNadir Aug 19 #17
I'm glad you feel I accurately summarized your views OKIsItJustMe Aug 19 #18
System Analysis: Hydrogen production from nuclear energy OKIsItJustMe Aug 19 #19
Thank you for sharing, but I have many hundreds of papers on various thermochemical hydrogen cycles going... NNadir Aug 20 #20
I also have been familiar with "Nuclear Hydrogen" for decades OKIsItJustMe Aug 20 #21
The highlighted statement or a variant is similar if not identical to those... NNadir Aug 21 #22
"Soothsaying" OKIsItJustMe Aug 21 #23
"... object to me continuously producing the following table ..." OKIsItJustMe Aug 4 #16
Hydrogen can be mixed with "natural gas" much as ethanol can be mixed with gasoline OKIsItJustMe Aug 2 #3
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