Siberia discovers a large amount of white hydrogen resources!
Russia may become the leader of the new energy era.
On June 23, Russian newspapers published an article.
Russia has discovered a large amount of white hydrogen reserves in Siberia, which may fundamentally change Russia's position in the world energy market. This eco-friendly resource can reduce the country's dependence on natural gas exports and make it a leader in the new energy era.
European media said, "Russia recently discovered a unique resource in Siberia that may change the global energy landscape. An energy treasure has been found on the ice plains of Siberia: white hydrogen. This form of hydrogen is renowned for its purity."
According to ABN24 reports, Russia has long been a key player in the traditional energy market and is now on the brink of massive transformation.
In contrast to green and blue hydrogen, which require complex industrial processes, white hydrogen is naturally extracted, making it more environmentally friendly and cost-effective.
Preliminary estimates suggest that the bulk of this resource is concentrated in Kvyqtinsky and Chayandinskoye.
Gasprom is already exploring the possibility of extracting white hydrogen, causing concern among countries dependent on Russian natural gas.
Analysts do not rule out the possibility that Russia could reduce its natural gas exports by betting on hydrogen energy in the future.
Russians are feeling fortunate; netizen Alexander said, "We are Russians, and God is with us."
White hydrogen: The term "white hydrogen" does not actually exist; it may refer to natural hydrogen, also known as geological hydrogen or golden hydrogen.
Green hydrogen: Green hydrogen is produced by using solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources to electrolyze water.
Blue hydrogen: Blue hydrogen is produced with carbon capture and storage technology (CCUS) to achieve low-carbon hydrogen production.
Source: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1835676898695180/
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