Did you see the "can run on up to 100% hydrogen" version of the Jenbacher generator.
Link again to save scrolling.
https://www.clarke-energy.com/gas-engines/
It would seem very inefficient if small quantities of hydrogen were transported long distances to it to for it to then produce electricity. (especially if green hydroge used which is produced with alot of electricity)
Running one on green hydrogen even at the point of hydrogen production would be inefficient. Seems pointless. Or is there a nieche use for 100% hydrogen generators or just a marketing thing?
There is also the statement of up to 25% hydrogen in the natural gas model.
Thoughts on these?
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