Energy utilities’ plans to use hydrogen for domestic heating and cooking are out of touch with hydrogen’s risks and limitations.
That’s the scathing message from a new Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) report which told hydrogen producers that plan on relying on home heating as a market to “think again.”
The report’s headline findings warn that hydrogen in homes poses health and safety risks, could delay electrification, would produce NOx and is also inefficient.
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