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Germany Is Trying to Rebuild Its Failed Russian Gas Strategy With Hydrogen (briefing.tfie.io)

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Germany is paying for the station and paying for enough trucks to give the station some customers. That is more than solving a chicken-and-egg problem. It is buying the chicken, the egg and the first few breakfasts.

This would be less interesting if it were an isolated transport experiment. It sits at the end of a much longer effort to give Germany’s gas institutions, infrastructure and industrial constituencies a future after the collapse of Russian gas.

Gerhard Schröder remains the most visible symbol of how close the relationship became. Gazprom owned 51% of the original Nord Stream company and appointed four of the eight members of its shareholders’ committee. Schröder, who had just left the German chancellery, was one of Gazprom’s appointees and became chairman.

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[–] Successful_Try543@feddit.org 1 points 3 days ago

There is probably a model, like an advanced Fick's law, connecting temperature, pressure and diffusion of hydrogen into the metal lattice, that allows to accelerate the process that would take a long time in reality.