Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "First gas flows from Germany's new LNG terminal | DW News" video.

@heldertorres4296 Well said 😉 with greetings to an EU27 family member ....
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@mrjerzheel The EU27 will replace all fossil fuels ( oil, coal, nat gas) with green hydrogen, the goal is focused on 2030-2045. Hydrogen can be used as raw material for proceeding things like steel, glass, paper etc as well as for being used as storage battery for the overloads from the offshore windmills and others. Lots of start ups are working on alternative storage possibilities as well. All along the coast lines electrolyseurs ( wind to power) are under construction.
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@effexon Yup, that "green hydrogen coast line" project is running for quite a while now, but that's only one of many. I'm very optimistic (NOT naive, as I know, what huge challenge it is), that the EU27 will make it 😉 All the best to you with greetings from Bremen 😉
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 @mkodyglobalsouthsoldier No, it didn't.... the rebuilding was done at the "coal era", which lasted until the mid 70s ... nothing to do with Russian nat gas.....
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@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier Well, I wouldn't call the mid 70s "rebuilding after the war", as the war was over for 30 years by then. The "rebuilding phase" happened in the early fifties/ early sixties, and in those days coal and oil were the energy sources, but definetely not nat gas, which you stated .... 😉
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@mrityunjaytripathi5588 The EU27/ Germany will replace all fossil fuels (oil, coal, nat gas) with green hydrogen, the goal is focused on 2030-2045. The recent build LNG terminals are convertable to hydrogen.
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@effexon Yeah, I know. But, as terrible this war is, it's like a "fast track/ booster" for "going green" in the EU27. Looks like, as if us humans need some pressure sometimes, to get important things, like going green, done. If you're interested, look up please for the "green hydrogen coast line", which is a project run by the Netherlands, Denmark and Germany. Greetings from Germany 😉
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@Andrew Pienaar Green "LNG"? No, but "green hydrogen", which is the future, therefor the New build LNG terminals are convertable to hydrogen 😉
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@andrewpienaar4522 The new build LNG terminal is convertable to hydrogen, that was stated various times by Federal Minister Habeck and State President of Lower Saxony Weil (where this terminal is located), therefor I would think, that those "guys" are knowing, what they're talking about. Btw: the EU27/Germany will replace all fossil fuels (oil, coal, nat gas) with green hydrogen, the goal is focused on 2030-2045. The Netherlands, Denmark and Germany have this project called "green hydrogen coast line", Fraunhofer Institute Bremerhaven is involved as well, all subsidiesed by the EU and the Gvts. Hydrogen can be used as storage battery for the overloads from the offshore windmills or others as well as raw material for proceeding things like steel, glass , paper etc. Lots of start ups are working on alternative storage possibilities as well. All along the coast lines electrolyseurs ( wind to power) are under construction. Daimler and Volvo Trucks have developed hydrogen powered trucks/ vehicles as well as the Faun Group. Those trucks are already in use. Some weeks ago the world wide first 14 hydrogen powered trains (Alston) started their service in Lower Saxony/ Germany. Some days ago Bremerhaven public transport started the service of various green hydrogen powered busses. BASF received various millions of Euros from the German Gvt to built its own electrolyseur. It's all on the way .....
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