What are the advantages in terms of the IPFC process of producing synfuels versus hydrogen?
Synfuels (gasoline and diesel fuels) can be used today in the economy without any changes to the marketing and consuming infrastructure. They constitute a product in high demand. Whereas, hydrogen for vehicles requires a change in infrastructure and hydrogen for use in oil refineries requires co-location at or near the refinery. The near-term hydrogen economy is limited, but the future demand for hydrogen is unlimited. 9. Question: Catalysts.
Related Questions
- What are the advantages of goat milk versus cow milk and how do they compare in terms of vitamin and mineral content?
- What is the process for producing a Standard e.g. Working Group set up/Terms of Reference/Business Content etc.?
- What are the advantages in terms of the IPFC process of producing synfuels versus hydrogen?
