Debunking The Myth: Surplus Renewable Electricity Will Not Make Hydrogen Cheap

CleanTechnica
By Michael BarnardMar 13, 2025, 8:58 pm154 pts
A commonly cited argument is that surplus electricity from renewable sources, particularly solar and wind, makes hydrogen production both economical and practical. The rationale seems simple: when the sun shines brightly or winds blow strongly, there’s an abundance of electricity, potentially making hydrogen…

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