Producing hydrogen from nuclear energy costs $6-8 vs market price $1.50-2
Lihachev
The cost of producing hydrogen using energy from a Rosatom nuclear power station is $6-8 per tonne – considerable higher than the market price, Rosatom Chairman Alexey Likhachev told an Energy 2.0 session at the Gaidar Forum, moderated by the President of the Global Energy Association Sergey Brilev.

“The price is within a range of $6-8 per tonne, while the market price is $1.50-2,” Likhachev said.

    Likachev at the same time described as strange the very notion of producing hydrogen on the basis of nuclear power.    “We are talking here about ‘yellow’ or ‘pink’ hydrogen produced with a method of electrolysis using nuclear power,” he said. “This, by its very definition, is strange – taking clean energy in order to produce another form of clean energy.”

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