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Blue hydrogen is far from clean

02/03/202202/03/2022 Martin Bush 1 Comment Canada, Energy policy, hydrogen

Blue hydrogen is produced from natural gas in Alberta. It is being touted as the clean fuel of the future. But it’s not: only green hydrogen, made by the electrolysis of water, is clean. Hydrogen should be produced in eastern Canada, not in Alberta.

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