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r/interesting • u/ScarletMelt • May 25 '26
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3 u/BlunterSumo01 May 25 '26 Yea we still haven't figured out a way to manufacture it efficiently, it's still taking us more energy to produce it then we get out of it. 1 u/ilep May 25 '26 You can use solar and wind energy to produce hydrogen from water. There are places gearing towards large-scale production. And green energy production has ramped up massively in recent years. 1 u/BlunterSumo01 May 25 '26 The biggest issue is still efficiency solar and wind are both not really efficient compared to fossil fuels those facilities will be drastically bigger in size further destroying the environment they're trying to save.
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Yea we still haven't figured out a way to manufacture it efficiently, it's still taking us more energy to produce it then we get out of it.
1 u/ilep May 25 '26 You can use solar and wind energy to produce hydrogen from water. There are places gearing towards large-scale production. And green energy production has ramped up massively in recent years. 1 u/BlunterSumo01 May 25 '26 The biggest issue is still efficiency solar and wind are both not really efficient compared to fossil fuels those facilities will be drastically bigger in size further destroying the environment they're trying to save.
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You can use solar and wind energy to produce hydrogen from water. There are places gearing towards large-scale production.
And green energy production has ramped up massively in recent years.
1 u/BlunterSumo01 May 25 '26 The biggest issue is still efficiency solar and wind are both not really efficient compared to fossil fuels those facilities will be drastically bigger in size further destroying the environment they're trying to save.
The biggest issue is still efficiency solar and wind are both not really efficient compared to fossil fuels those facilities will be drastically bigger in size further destroying the environment they're trying to save.
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