Hydrogen: Green or gray? Or blue?
Colorado may be seen as a center for producing hydrogen for use as a replacement fuel, but the manner in which it is produced determines whether it is “green” or “gray.”
The Colorado Sun examined the multiple methods of production and uses. Not all are created equal.
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Colorado may be seen as a center for producing hydrogen for use as a replacement fuel, but the manner in which it is produced determines whether it is “green” or “gray.”
The Colorado Sun examined the multiple methods of production and uses. Not all are created equal.
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