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Message: [QUOTE="Grisby, post: 47615, member: 477"] Wodór też jest gazem cieplarnianym więc wycieki z systemów dystrybucji będą w przyszłości poważnym argumentem przeciwko szerokiemu jego stosowaniu. Artykuł szerzej traktujący temat: [URL unfurl="true"]https://energypost.eu/hydrogen-is-also-a-greenhouse-gas-so-leaks-must-be-minimised/[/URL] TL;DR "Focusing hydrogen development on industry and transport hubs will minimise opportunities for leakage throughout its supply chain. Hydrogen provides the greatest emissions reduction benefits and near-term cost competitiveness in [B]centralised, industrial uses[/B] and as [B]maritime shipping fuel[/B]. Deploying hydrogen in hubs focused on these end uses will [B]limit the need for transmission and distribution systems and the potential for leaks from such systems[/B]. Decentralised uses, such as heating buildings and fuelling passenger transport, would pose greater leakage risks given the larger distribution networks required. These sectors are already better candidates for electrification than fuel switching to hydrogen, and as such should not be prioritised." [/QUOTE]