Natural Hydrogen Potential at Iceland’s Geothermal Plant

AKAP
May 29
1 min read

At Iceland’s Hellisheiði geothermal power plant, part of the CarbFix project, researchers found that around 16% of the flue gas consists of natural hydrogen, amounting to roughly 150tons/y or ~63mmcf/y.

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