Natural processes evident in Iceland result in magma chemistry that sees 50 tons of hydrogen gas vent each year.

This amount is a mere fraction of what is potentially available via magma power plants.

Why this potentially useful resource is currently untapped in Iceland and globally remains an open question.

Recent Developments

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Application of Geothermal Energy to Hydrogen Production and Storage

(Source: Bragi Árnason).

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Creating Non-Fossil Energy Economy in Iceland

(Source: Bragi Árnason - Science Institute, University of Iceland, April 2002).