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- A trial has commenced at Keele Unversity in the UK where 20% Hydrogen, produced from wind and solar, is injected into the domestic gas supply. In this way it can be stored and then utilised by existing domestic burners. Can this be a quick solution to reducing domestic CO2 emissions? Or is it better to use battery storage and use the electricity?
A trial has commenced at Keele University in the UK where 20% Hydrogen is injected into the domestic gas supply. In this way it can be stored and then utilised by existing domestic burners. Can this be a quick solution to reducing domestic CO2 emissions? Or is it better to use battery storage and use the electricity? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-50873047
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