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What 18 independent studies all concluded about the use of hydrogen for heating
Wednesday 22 Jun 22 10:45am
A TOTAL of 18 independent studies produced since 2019 — including by the IPCC, IEA and McKinsey — have ruled out hydrogen playing a major role in the heating of buildings, according to a list compiled by renowned energy expert Jan Rosenow.
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