Just to help put hydrogen and the competitiveness of the methane pyrolysis process into perspective, check this out.
http://cache.media.education.gouv.fr/file/Energie/21/8/presentation_Roland_Merger_1042218.pdf
“BASF leads a consortium evaluating methane pyrolysis since 2013”. They’re still in R&D mode (semi-pilot scale), EDE has already scaled up to a commercial level (for the carbon at least). Interestingly they describe the pilot scale project as being a success despite crashing the reactor during sample production.
Seems like the technology may be a viable low cost/ green option for hydrogen production.
“Hydrogen could be produced from natural gas using little Energy with solid carbon as byproduct”
I wonder what form of carbon they produced given the potential uses they quote. No mention of valuable CNTs.
“Uses for byproduct carbon:
– Steel industry
– Aluminium production
– Storage Options for Pyrolysis Carbon”
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