Fossil fuel stakeholders are depending on petrochemicals to stay afloat as renewable energy takes over the power generation sector, but new green hydrogen technology is beginning to pull the rug out from under their feet. For now, the relatively high cost of green hydrogen is shielding fossil energy from competition. Nevertheless, costs are dropping, and a new membrane-free electrolysis system could force a day of reckoning upon coal, oil, and natural gas sooner rather than later. CleanTechnica first encountered the green hydrogen topic in 2015, when we embarked on a technology tour of Switzerland that took us to EPFL, the École…
