Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Fossil fuel use likely to peak in 2025, says International Energy Agency | DW News" video.

@mike The Netherlands, Danmark and Germany have the project "green hydrogen coast line", Fraunhofer Institute Bremerhaven is involved, all subsidiesed by the EU and Gvts. Hydrogen can be used as storage battery for the overloads from the offshore windmill parks and others. Lots of start ups are working on alternative storage possibilities. The EU/ Germany will replace all fossil fuels (coal, oil, nat gas) with green hydrogen, the goal is focused on 2030-2045. Hydrogen can replace nat gas as a raw material for proceeding things like steel, glass, paper etc Daimler and Volvo Trucks have developed hydrogen powered trucks as well as the Faun Group. Plenty of those trucks are already in service. Some weeks ago the world wide first 14 hydrogen powered trains (Alston) started their service in Lower Saxony/ Germany. The recently under construction being LNG terminals are convertable to hydrogen. Namibia and Germany have this cooperation to build the worlds largest solar park including a production plant for green hydrogen and Ammoniac. Btw, 48% of Germany's electricity gets produced with renewables (wind, solar, water). And I'm using wind power for my electricity since 15 years.
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@al oh The windmills have to be stopped when there is an overload in the system, like too much wind etc. Because of a lack of storage batteries for the overloads, which has been worked on, solutions are coming, like green hydrogen etc. Btw, France had to shut down half of its nuclear power plants because of low water levels in the rivers due to the recent heat wave and urgently needed (still ongoing) maintenance. Germany is doing the power back up and therefor exports six times more electricity towards France. 48 % of Germany's electricity gets produced with renewables (wind, solar, water) and my electriyity gets produced by wind since 15 years. Greetings from the EU
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@mike9132 The recent situation is a boost for green progress, like said in this report.
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Norway, the Netherlands and Belgium took over from Russia 😉 Btw, Germany was forwarding nat gas to Ukraine, Poland, Austria, Tchechia and various other countries. Germany reduced its Russian nat gas imports from 56 % (at beginning of the war) to 10 % in August, since September no Russian nat gas at all anymore. Btw: Hungary still imports 85 % of its national nat gas consumption from Russia, which somehow doesn't seem to annoy anybody?!
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Nat gas, not oil ....
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Nat gas, not oil .....
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