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10. This is very encouraging.

Reply to OKIsItJustMe (Original post)

Wed Feb 11, 2026, 02:56 PM

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The researchers seem to be very aware of the emerging market for hydrogen and are targeting a solution to boost it. Eliminating the need for precious metal is a giant step forward.

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Making hydrogen fuel cells 'less precious' [View all] OKIsItJustMe Monday OP

Changing the catalyst - there's generally a few hundred papers of this type per year - will not make hydrogen... NNadir Monday #1

Thank you for your opinion OKIsItJustMe Monday #2

All the bullshit handed out over the decades has not made "green hydrogen" anything more than an affectation. NNadir Monday #3

Thank you once again for your opinions OKIsItJustMe Tuesday #4

The key to producing "green hydrogen" is electrolyser capacity, which more than doubled from 2024 to 2025 OKIsItJustMe Tuesday #5

Really? 100%!!!!!!! WOW, WOW! WOW! NNadir Tuesday #6

And you are a Zealot. OKIsItJustMe Tuesday #7

A Zealot? Really? Is that because I'm not whining about melting glaciers while waiting for a fusion miracle? NNadir Tuesday #8

Thanks for refuting the nonsense and gas lighting coming from nothing but nukes. thought crime Wednesday #9

I honestly don't know why I bother OKIsItJustMe Wednesday #11

This is very encouraging. thought crime Wednesday #10