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Expensive to produce.
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storage is the main one iirc, the energy density isn't very high
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At the moment most of it comes from burning natural gas rather than green hydrogen and I think I read that a mixture of 80/20 mix of Gas and hydrogen will work with current infrastructure any greater percentage of Hydrogen and you need to start changing pipes and appliances.
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Baxi have a test in the north east currently where ether are blending hydrogen into the gas up to 20 percent and you'll just need to setup the gas values different. Boilers are already fine for it, thats coming next for sure.
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And to further, I hadn't seen anything about using hydrogen as a main gas source, so found that interesting as a potential future. What are the potential downsides of hydrogen?