Hi Charles,
On 2020-11-17 16:29:27, you wrote to me:
WV>>>> In a storm anything can happen...
AA>>> How are the homes in your part of the world heated?
WV>> At least 95% has central heating by natural gas. Almost every home
WV>> in the Netherlands is connect to the underground gas-net.
AA>>> I am guessing there not many chimneys.
WV>> Well the central heating boiler needs to expel it's exaust gasses
WV>> somewhere.
AA>>> I am reading that Netherland is switching to hydrogen gas
AA>>> everywhere.
WV>> Not that I'm aware of...
CP> I'd certainly hope not. Hydrogen gas isn't really a good idea, looking
back
CP> historically.
They have come a long way in safely storing Hydrogen gas, since the days of the
big blimps!
And Hydrogen seems to be one of the ways to go for storing and transporting
energy in the future. It has a 3 times higher energy density than petrol, its
exaust gas is just pure water, no CO2. Unless there is a big breakthrough in
battery technology, you can't use it for for instance airplanes. They are just
to heavy, and it costs too much time to recharge them. Hydrogen would work for
airplanes. And also for road transport, where you have to travel long
distances, and recharging for hours isn't an option...
Bye, Wilfred.
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