: <small>''Not to be confused with [[nuclear fusion]] of hydrogen atoms.''</small>
'''Hydrogen gas''' (H<sub>2</sub>) is a combustible fuel that leaves behind water vapor (H<
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[[Natural gas]] furnace - fossil fuel combustion - carbon emissions cause [[climate chang
...els, and you also have a furnace that burns fossil fuels directly (natural gas). In this case, anything electric would use more fossil fuels for the same
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Electric cars are more energy-efficient than gas cars, but use a different ''type'' of energy, so this might seem like "comp
|<nowiki>The "gas mileage" equivalent for an average electric car.</nowiki>
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...ould just dissipate ''excess'' power instead of shutting off completely? {{rn}} }} to prevent damage to the electronics and gearbox. Without this feature
This intermittency usually gets "filled in" with [[natural gas]] power plants, but that's not good enough if we want to phase out [[fossil
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...are vehicles powered by [[hydrogen gas]]. The fuel cell component takes in hydrogen (H<sub>2</sub>) and oxygen (O<sub>2</sub> from the air), and produces elect
|Hydrogen fueling stations
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** Use them to produce [[hydrogen gas]] as the main energy storage.
* Heat buildings by burning hydrogen gas, whenever possible.
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