Discussion
Power to gas describes the conversion of surplus electricity into
Answer: B
Correct answer: hydrogen or methane injected into the gas network
Power to gas uses surplus electricity to electrolyse water, and either injects the hydrogen directly into the gas network within the permitted limit, or combines it with carbon dioxide to make synthetic methane which the network can take without restriction. The attraction is the gas network’s own enormous storage capacity, far beyond anything the electricity system possesses, already built and paid for.
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