Frank Todd
@stetzic.bsky.social
Let's get this clear: you are all anti-hydrogen campaigners
Including Jesse Jenkins who has promoted #shale extensively in the past, and now campaigns fiercely to block hydrogen via the vacuous and nonsensical 'three pillars' rules which effectively double the price of hydrogen for a decade
Including Jesse Jenkins who has promoted #shale extensively in the past, and now campaigns fiercely to block hydrogen via the vacuous and nonsensical 'three pillars' rules which effectively double the price of hydrogen for a decade
March 1, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Let's get this clear: you are all anti-hydrogen campaigners
Including Jesse Jenkins who has promoted #shale extensively in the past, and now campaigns fiercely to block hydrogen via the vacuous and nonsensical 'three pillars' rules which effectively double the price of hydrogen for a decade
Including Jesse Jenkins who has promoted #shale extensively in the past, and now campaigns fiercely to block hydrogen via the vacuous and nonsensical 'three pillars' rules which effectively double the price of hydrogen for a decade
Yeah, it's not the main component of the energy transition - already replacing coal for steel & soon everything else
March 1, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Yeah, it's not the main component of the energy transition - already replacing coal for steel & soon everything else
Because of course shifting to the only zero emissions fuel type might actually be worse for the climate than natural gas? And you expect people to take CICERO seriously? LOL
January 14, 2025 at 8:12 AM
Because of course shifting to the only zero emissions fuel type might actually be worse for the climate than natural gas? And you expect people to take CICERO seriously? LOL
Hydrogen replaces shale
January 14, 2025 at 1:22 AM
Hydrogen replaces shale
He lobbies for the same 'rules' that lobbyists want to apply in the EU; which basically double the price of hydrogen despite OECD grids guaranteed to be carbon-zero within 10yrs. They make no sense - never applied to battery imports, fracking, mining etc
#threepillars #additionality #delegatedacts
#threepillars #additionality #delegatedacts
January 1, 2025 at 11:26 PM
He lobbies for the same 'rules' that lobbyists want to apply in the EU; which basically double the price of hydrogen despite OECD grids guaranteed to be carbon-zero within 10yrs. They make no sense - never applied to battery imports, fracking, mining etc
#threepillars #additionality #delegatedacts
#threepillars #additionality #delegatedacts
Jesse Jenkins promotes #hydrofracturing & applauds the tax credits for #shale, yet emissions from electrolysis using the regular US grid are too high to endorse the $3/kg tax credit pledged..
#45V #hydrogenPTC #threepillars
#45V #hydrogenPTC #threepillars
January 1, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Jesse Jenkins promotes #hydrofracturing & applauds the tax credits for #shale, yet emissions from electrolysis using the regular US grid are too high to endorse the $3/kg tax credit pledged..
#45V #hydrogenPTC #threepillars
#45V #hydrogenPTC #threepillars
Jesse Jenkins applauds tax credits for #shale, yet emissions from electrolysis using the regular US grid are too high to endorse the $3/kg tax credit pledged..
#45V #Hydrogen #threepillars
#45V #Hydrogen #threepillars
January 1, 2025 at 10:13 PM
Jesse Jenkins applauds tax credits for #shale, yet emissions from electrolysis using the regular US grid are too high to endorse the $3/kg tax credit pledged..
#45V #Hydrogen #threepillars
#45V #Hydrogen #threepillars
If you look at the graph below, you can see that most energy we use is fossil based (and increasing), oil making up a third
VRE is not going to replace more than a third of oil (road), about half of gas (which is mostly seasonal storage and on-demand power) and a third of coal (mostly industry use)
VRE is not going to replace more than a third of oil (road), about half of gas (which is mostly seasonal storage and on-demand power) and a third of coal (mostly industry use)
December 20, 2024 at 7:59 PM
If you look at the graph below, you can see that most energy we use is fossil based (and increasing), oil making up a third
VRE is not going to replace more than a third of oil (road), about half of gas (which is mostly seasonal storage and on-demand power) and a third of coal (mostly industry use)
VRE is not going to replace more than a third of oil (road), about half of gas (which is mostly seasonal storage and on-demand power) and a third of coal (mostly industry use)
Hydrogen refuelling - if reasonable utilisation rates are met - is far lower cost than petrol
$3.58/kg at some refuelling stations in China!
$3.58/kg at some refuelling stations in China!
December 17, 2024 at 6:32 PM
Hydrogen refuelling - if reasonable utilisation rates are met - is far lower cost than petrol
$3.58/kg at some refuelling stations in China!
$3.58/kg at some refuelling stations in China!
Governments should absorb initial risk until there are enough FCEVs on the road. They keep paying shareholders and this will result in catastrophic losses - to the global economy and thus shareholders themselves - by mid-century
Climate damages are expected to be 10x global oil revenue at 3°C
Climate damages are expected to be 10x global oil revenue at 3°C
December 17, 2024 at 6:29 PM
Governments should absorb initial risk until there are enough FCEVs on the road. They keep paying shareholders and this will result in catastrophic losses - to the global economy and thus shareholders themselves - by mid-century
Climate damages are expected to be 10x global oil revenue at 3°C
Climate damages are expected to be 10x global oil revenue at 3°C
There is no way #batteries and #biofuels will replace the 78.5% of global energy use that is currently met by hydrocarbons
Hundreds of billions of investment will see the #hydrogen economy start to take off by the 2030s
Hundreds of billions of investment will see the #hydrogen economy start to take off by the 2030s
December 15, 2024 at 2:08 PM
There is no way #batteries and #biofuels will replace the 78.5% of global energy use that is currently met by hydrocarbons
Hundreds of billions of investment will see the #hydrogen economy start to take off by the 2030s
Hundreds of billions of investment will see the #hydrogen economy start to take off by the 2030s
You have got this wrong. Batteries and biofuels will not replace fossil energy applications; and therefore #hydrogen is a direct threat to continued fossil energy investment and the monopoly position fossil shareholders profit from.
Hydrogen can be produced anywhere and threatens this monopoly.
Hydrogen can be produced anywhere and threatens this monopoly.
December 15, 2024 at 2:06 PM
You have got this wrong. Batteries and biofuels will not replace fossil energy applications; and therefore #hydrogen is a direct threat to continued fossil energy investment and the monopoly position fossil shareholders profit from.
Hydrogen can be produced anywhere and threatens this monopoly.
Hydrogen can be produced anywhere and threatens this monopoly.
Hydrogen is 10-100x cheaper to transport, store and use than electricity, while permitting is also much faster
Pipelines carry 10x more energy, and in nearly all cases existing pipelines are H2 compatible; while cavern storage plus gas turbines is 150x less cost per GWh than batteries
Pipelines carry 10x more energy, and in nearly all cases existing pipelines are H2 compatible; while cavern storage plus gas turbines is 150x less cost per GWh than batteries
December 15, 2024 at 1:59 PM
Hydrogen is 10-100x cheaper to transport, store and use than electricity, while permitting is also much faster
Pipelines carry 10x more energy, and in nearly all cases existing pipelines are H2 compatible; while cavern storage plus gas turbines is 150x less cost per GWh than batteries
Pipelines carry 10x more energy, and in nearly all cases existing pipelines are H2 compatible; while cavern storage plus gas turbines is 150x less cost per GWh than batteries
From my first book, Mike
December 14, 2024 at 7:14 AM
From my first book, Mike
So you believe the billions so far invested in fuel cell transport (already lower cost than petrol if infrastructure were available, soon kerosene, diesel for trucks etc) are a waste?
That 3500 utility companies (electric and gas) should find some other form of seasonal storage?
That 3500 utility companies (electric and gas) should find some other form of seasonal storage?
December 12, 2024 at 7:26 PM
So you believe the billions so far invested in fuel cell transport (already lower cost than petrol if infrastructure were available, soon kerosene, diesel for trucks etc) are a waste?
That 3500 utility companies (electric and gas) should find some other form of seasonal storage?
That 3500 utility companies (electric and gas) should find some other form of seasonal storage?
Fracking has just started in Argentina #vacamuerta; by avoiding #hydrogen climate costs will be higher than 10x fossil energy revenues in a few decades
Blocking #hydrogen and initial hydrogen subsidies is the primary barrier, even tho H2 is guaranteed to be lower cost than LNG in the long term
Blocking #hydrogen and initial hydrogen subsidies is the primary barrier, even tho H2 is guaranteed to be lower cost than LNG in the long term
December 7, 2024 at 11:26 AM
Fracking has just started in Argentina #vacamuerta; by avoiding #hydrogen climate costs will be higher than 10x fossil energy revenues in a few decades
Blocking #hydrogen and initial hydrogen subsidies is the primary barrier, even tho H2 is guaranteed to be lower cost than LNG in the long term
Blocking #hydrogen and initial hydrogen subsidies is the primary barrier, even tho H2 is guaranteed to be lower cost than LNG in the long term
However 30% of all electricity is curtailed in a RES-only energy system, meaning an extremely large amount of renewable #hydrogen
Hydrogen necessary for most industry, seasonal storage, long-distance transport, gas turbines, chemical feedstocks etc
Hydrogen necessary for most industry, seasonal storage, long-distance transport, gas turbines, chemical feedstocks etc
December 7, 2024 at 11:12 AM
However 30% of all electricity is curtailed in a RES-only energy system, meaning an extremely large amount of renewable #hydrogen
Hydrogen necessary for most industry, seasonal storage, long-distance transport, gas turbines, chemical feedstocks etc
Hydrogen necessary for most industry, seasonal storage, long-distance transport, gas turbines, chemical feedstocks etc
However 30% of all electricity is curtailed in a RES-only energy system, meaning an extremely large amount of renewable hydrogen
Hydrogen necessary for most industry, seasonal storage, long-distance transport, gas turbines, chemical feedstocks etc
Hydrogen necessary for most industry, seasonal storage, long-distance transport, gas turbines, chemical feedstocks etc
December 7, 2024 at 11:10 AM
However 30% of all electricity is curtailed in a RES-only energy system, meaning an extremely large amount of renewable hydrogen
Hydrogen necessary for most industry, seasonal storage, long-distance transport, gas turbines, chemical feedstocks etc
Hydrogen necessary for most industry, seasonal storage, long-distance transport, gas turbines, chemical feedstocks etc
And all EU TSOs are implementing the hydrogen and decarbonised gas market design package, by law
December 7, 2024 at 11:06 AM
And all EU TSOs are implementing the hydrogen and decarbonised gas market design package, by law
The EU grid is converting to 66% hydrogen and decarbonised gas by 2050, by law - as fully planned and implemented by 3500 utility companies via the TYNDP
Portugal has already started hydrogen blending in the national gas network
www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/pre...
Portugal has already started hydrogen blending in the national gas network
www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/pre...
December 7, 2024 at 11:04 AM
The EU grid is converting to 66% hydrogen and decarbonised gas by 2050, by law - as fully planned and implemented by 3500 utility companies via the TYNDP
Portugal has already started hydrogen blending in the national gas network
www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/pre...
Portugal has already started hydrogen blending in the national gas network
www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/pre...
Hydrogen projects are moving just as fast & reaching FiDs at the same rate as solar or wind in the early days
December 7, 2024 at 9:10 AM
Hydrogen projects are moving just as fast & reaching FiDs at the same rate as solar or wind in the early days
Hydrogen projects are moving just as fast & reaching FiDs at the same rate as solar or wind in the early days
December 7, 2024 at 9:09 AM
Hydrogen projects are moving just as fast & reaching FiDs at the same rate as solar or wind in the early days