Electrolyzing the equivalent amount of water from one toilet flush could power a typical house for a week.Green hydrogen has certainly been in the spotlight on an increasing basis and has been making particularly big hydrogen news headline
s since COP26 in November.Now, companies are looking into ways to bring clean H2 into home heating and electricity.In fact, a German start-up has already announced that it has the technology required to make it possible to use green hydrogen to power homes emission-free all over the world. The three-year-old company is called Enapter and its focus is on replacing home power solutions with clean H2, particularly in cases reliant on polluting fossil fuels such as diesel generators.“I wanted to replace all the diesel generators in New Caledonia and all the remote areas that didn’t need to rely on dirty diesel,” said Enapter co-founder Vaitea…
Could green hydrogen replace fossil fuels for home?
