Hydrogen coming on strong with EXXON?

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Rongagin71
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7:35a, 2/15/23
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Besides this, an Australian research group just announced a way to get hydrogen out of saltwater without so much pollution as past processes...but certainly still more expensive than using fresh water.

Exxon planning largest hydrogen production facility in the world - UPI.com

Edit to note the complex is to be built at Baytown, TX.
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8:24a, 2/15/23
Will it be too late, now that electrification of vehicles is being forced upon us?
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1:51p, 2/15/23
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A final investment decision is expected next year and production could begin as early as 2027.
Pie in the sky bull****.

Exxon is not that stupid. But they're smart enough to talk about this stuff until you know who is out of power.
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2:28p, 2/15/23
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In reply to redag06 • 7:29p, 2/15/23
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I would assume this is hydrogen production for their expanded refinery use and nearby facilities
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In reply to OldArmyCT • 7:47p, 2/15/23
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OldArmyCT said:


The left cannot kill the Spirit of Charlie Kirk.
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In reply to BPCAg05 • 8:07a, 2/16/23
BPCAg05 said:
I would assume this is hydrogen production for their expanded refinery use and nearby facilities


This is correct. Blue hydrogen, which the article references, is hydrogen from natural gas with carbon capture and storage. They are trying to reduce their CO2 emissions from things like furnaces in their chemical plants and refineries.
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PeekingDuck
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In reply to TXTransplant • 10:04a, 2/17/23
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And they are being paid large sums of money from the federal government to do it.
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