What are the commercial prospects, seriously though. The levelised cost of white hydrogen is competitive and undercuts every other production method on the market, but hydrogen, from what I understand, is only economically feasible when it is consumed at the point of production. It's why grey hydrogen is produced in-house, usually to produce ammonia. In the case of Mali, because the white hydrogen deposit is located in a village, it powers that village.
So, Gold Hydrogen finds a white hydrogen deposit. Then what? Are there nearby hydrogen consumers? Do they vertically integrate into an ammonia production facility, where ammonia is relatively more cost-effective in terms of distributions and storage?
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