Summary of Hidrógeno Verde✅, Hidrógeno gris🔘, Hidrógeno azul🔵| ¿Qué son y en que se diferencian?

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The video discusses the different colors of hydrogen and how they relate to how clean or not the hydrogen production process is. The most common color of hydrogen produced is gray, which comes from gas natural production processes. Another process used to produce gray hydrogen is reforming carbon-containing gases with water vapor. The last part of the video discusses how the cleanliness of the production process affects the final color of the hydrogen.

• 00:00:00 The video discusses the various colors of hydrogen and how they relate to how clean or not the hydrogen production process is. It goes on to say that the most common color of hydrogen produced is gray, which comes from gas natural production processes. Another process used to produce gray hydrogen is reforming carbon-containing gases with water vapor. The last part of the video discusses how the cleanliness of the production process affects the final color of the hydrogen.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the different types of hydrogen, their origins, and how they differ. The most common type of hydrogen at the moment is called "green hydrogen," which is produced from renewable energy sources like water. There are some concerns about the high cost of producing green hydrogen, but these will likely decrease as the world moves towards more renewable energy sources. The main disadvantage of green hydrogen is that it would require eliminating all emissions, which would be very expensive. However, there is a more ecologically friendly option available right now called "electricity green hydrogen." This is produced by using renewable electricity to separate hydrogen from oxygen in water. The potential for electricity green hydrogen is growing as the world moves towards more renewable energy sources. There are also questions about the long-term viability of electricity green hydrogen, but these will eventually be answered as the world moves towards more carbon-free energy sources.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses the different types of green energy, including hydroelectricity, solar energy, and wind energy. It explains that the main process used to produce green energy, gasification, uses high temperatures and a controlled supply of oxygen to create hydrocarbons, which can then be separated and purified. However, at present, green energy has no formal color classification, and there are doubts about the production processes of green energy due to its high emissions of carbon dioxide. Nevertheless, advances in technology have made green energy a more likely option, and the growing cost of renewable energy technologies, such as solar and wind, has increased the likelihood that hydrocarbon-based green energy will one day be competitive with fossil fuels.
• 00:15:00 The video discusses the differences between hydrogen produced from gasification of biomass, hydrogen produced from reforming natural gas, and hydrogen produced from fossil fuels, and concludes that the most environmentally friendly and economical option is to produce hydrogen from renewable sources.