This is the title of a book authored by Alain Prinzhofer and Eric Deville, both geologists, questions and answers with strong arguments on real and positive possibilities that could offer the use of natural hydrogen in the world. Your comment will be highly appreciated.
Have you read this book? It's written in French and the title is "Hydrogène naturel. La prochaine révolution énergétique ?" I read
http://www.editions-belin.com/ewb_pages/c/catalogue_interactif.php?article=70118384
The authors discuss the discovery of elevated H2-flux in some areas on Earth. They raise the question but do not give the answer.
Dear Yurii,
Thant you very much for your comment. Yes, I read the book. There are still some interesting responses.
With my best regards
Prof. Bachir ACHOUR
I did not read the whole book, I do not have an access to it.
The authors raised an interesting question. Personally, I do not believe that there exist economically viable reservoirs of natural hydrogen. The shale H2 is another story
Dear Yurii,
The book talks about the discovery in 2010 of the emanation of hydrogen gas around the base of Russia and probably many other places. With Google Earth, one can clearly perceive these hydrogen vapors. But this natural hydrogen is it easy to recover?
Focusing on the abundance of this material, the book's authors say, however, that even without accurate inventory volumes, production capacity, and the cost recovery of the natural hydrogen, its use in the chemical industry is possible . It will even substantial savings and have a favorable impact on the environment.
Finally, the possibility of its operations at an affordable cost could replace the artificial production of this gas and consequently become a source of energy.
With my best regards
Prof. Bachir ACHOUR
Merci, en fait je l'ai lu l'introduction et comprends bien ce qu'ils réclamaient. I doubt that there exist economically viable reservoirs of natural hydrogen
Cher Yurii,
Je te remercie pour ton point de vue.
Cordialement
Prof. Bachir ACHOUR
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