Canada to use dams to power huge hydrogen fuel plant

The video discusses the development of a hydrogen plant in Barrens, powered by Canada's hydroelectric grid. It highlights the challenges of hydrogen fuel production, such as the need for water and electricity, and explains how the plant will use 88 megawatts of green energy to produce 11,000 tons of hydrogen annually. The plant's location allows for uninterrupted hydropower, making hydrogen production more cost-effective. Additionally, oxygen, a byproduct of electrolysis, will be used in a biofuel plant.

What is the main environmental benefit of using hydrogen fuel?

• It releases sulfur dioxide.

• It generates methane.

• It emits only water vapor.

• It produces carbon dioxide.

What is a major challenge in producing hydrogen fuel?

• It is highly flammable.

• It is difficult to transport.

• It produces harmful emissions.

• It requires a lot of water and electricity.

Why is it beneficial to use nearby dams in hydrogen production?

• They provide a source of natural gas.

• They offer a steady supply of green energy.

• They reduce the need for transportation.

• They increase the plant's capacity.

How much energy does the new hydrogen plant use?

• 88 watts

• 88 gigawatts

• 88 kilowatts

• 88 megawatts

What is done with the oxygen byproduct from the electrolysis process?

• It is converted into water.

• It is stored for future use.

• It is used in a biofuel plant.

• It is released into the atmosphere.