I don't have any in depth technical knowledge but it has always been clear to me that hydrogen, unlike oil, is not available to be pumped out of the ground and burnt . Energy has to be put in to break up the H2O into H and O. The question always has been "how green is that energy"? and "how does this process make sense"? Some can make a lot of money in a particular way, but that does not make them knowledgeable in other fields.
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