France’s Massive Hydrogen Deposit: $92 Trillion Claim Sparks Debate
A significant discovery of 46 million tons of natural hydrogen—a resource exceeding half the world’s annual gray hydrogen production—has been unearthed in Folschviller, France. This “white hydrogen,” unlike green or gray hydrogen, requires no energy-intensive production and produces no CO₂ emissions. The find could revolutionize clean energy production globally, offering a low-cost alternative and potentially creating economic opportunities in the region. Further research aims to identify similar deposits worldwide, potentially reshaping global energy markets.
John Q. Hosedrinker