Bashing blue hydrogen: false numbers, flawed models [Gas in

A recent scientific paper claiming that “blue hydrogen” produces more greenhouse gas emissions than coal or diesel oil has received wide publicity. Independent energy expert Roger Arnold explains why the numbers and models used in the paper are untenable. [Gas in Transition, Volume 1, Issue 6]

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