Fremtidens brintteknologi

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Hvad skal vi med brint?Tale som Anders And. Springe Zeppelinere i luften. Eller lave en slags flydende batteri, fra f.eks. sol- og vindenergi, når strømnettet har forstoppelse. For ja, brint regnes som en vigtig brik i den fremtidige energiomstillingskabale. Bl.a. fordi røgen, når man brænder det, slet ikke er røg. Heller ikke CO2. Nej, der er vanddamp. Grøn brint kan erstatte fossile brændstoffer i en række klimatunge brancher og sektorer. Vi byder brintalderen velkommen i denne episode af Supertrends..Værter:Liselotte Lyngsø - LinkedInIværksætter og forfatter Lars Tvede - LinkedInMedvirkende:Henrik Wenzel - HjemmesideTilrettelægger:Liselotte Lyngsø og Denis Rivin - LinkedInProducent: Kim Pihl-Vester - LinkedIn

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