geologic hydrogen

“If you can find hydrogen under the ground, the reality is you should be able to produce it from a volumetric standpoint at a similar cost that we produce natural gas out of the ground.”

“The USGS put out an estimate that this could be on the order of trillions of tons. You know, hundreds of years of energy.”

“It's the mining companies that actually know the most about this type of hard rock that serves as a source rock for hydrogen.”

“Most people believe serpentinization is the main way that hydrogen forms under the ground, and look, we have hydrogen seeps have, that have been found and detected all over the planet.”

“If you want to produce liquid hydrogen, you got to be producing 10,000 tons per year, give or take. If you want to be, you know, producing ammonia, you know, you're probably in the neighborhood of like, 50,000 tons per year is a good amount of hydrogen. So I w…”

“I think geologic hydrogen should be mentioned in the same breath”