There's nothing easier than switching from grey hydrogen to green hydrogen – Lhyfe
It's important to understand that the market for green hydrogen is already there because the world is consuming 100-million tons of hydrogen a year that are polluting “polluting like hell”, the French company Lhyfe emphasised this week as it drew attention to the steps it is taking to convert grey hydrogen – and the use of proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology to do so also got a word in edgeways, which is music to South Africa’s ears as PEM and platinum group metals (PGMs) go hand-in-glove Lhyfe is a France-based public company that sells its green hydrogen at a price comparable with fossil fuels across Europe, which currently consumes seven-million tonnes of grey hydrogen, a major carbon dioxide (CO2) emitter.
It's important to understand that the market for green hydrogen is already there because the world is consuming 100-million tons of hydrogen a year that are polluting “polluting like hell”, the French company Lhyfe emphasised this week as it drew attention to the steps it is taking to convert grey hydrogen – and the use of proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology to do so also got a word in edgeways, which is music to South Africa’s ears as PEM and platinum group metals (PGMs) go hand-in-glove Lhyfe is a France-based public company that sells its green hydrogen at a price comparable with fossil fuels across Europe, which currently consumes seven-million tonnes of grey hydrogen, a major carbon dioxide (CO2) emitter.
