How is the hydrogen made?

To my knowledge, with plenty of carbon emisssions

It was sad when the Physics Girl took Shell's money to shill hydrogen fuel cells.

I get you need to eat but still....a very shitty move.

Well, supposedly almost all hydrogen was made not long after the Big Bang went bang, with a tiny bit getting once in a while produced by the spontaneous formation of particle and anti-particle pairs, if I'm not mistaken.

With excess power from renewables. Which is highly inefficient. But better than not producing power when you could.

Is there a community for green memes like this? Love it

Oil companies really made hydrogen sound evil. Maybe that's what they wanted all along.

You just pour water on solar panels or something.

All hydrogen was made just after the Big Bang.

So, why is making hydrogen from other energy source worse than filling up lithium batteries from other energy sources?

From water and electricity, directly adjacent to where maritime uses would need it: https://www.hydrogen.energy.gov/docs/hydrogenprogramlibraries/pdfs/review22/ta045_pal_2022_o-pdf.pdf?Status=Master

Looking at you @Hypx@lemmy.world

BP is pro-environment 🤡

Isn't it just blasting water with loads of electricity to split it up? That's how I learned it in school at least. So yeah, just use the electricity directly for now.