Yes Ozblue I did a whole lot of research about 9 years ago on Hydrogen. Even so far as to nearly do a course on Hydrogen storage and safety in England.
The huge problem with Hydrogen is its inability to be compressed. Some metals can "absorb it". But then its technically expensive and hard to extract again.
A very clean fuel with lots of technology involved in catalytic conversion and electrolysis.
Nasa was splitting water into hydrogen over four decades ago. So thats not new technology.
You can store water and split it into hydrogen but then theres an energy conversion offset.
It may in the future become more viable. But not the immediate future.
Solar,Wind,Hydro and ESS and EV are the winners for the next 10 to 20 years.
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