[ClearCase_guy]

“Using our expertise in this area, we were able to develop a system that is very efficient in taking water from the air and splitting it into hydrogen by using solar energy,” Bosserez wrote in an email. Asked about some of the engineering challenges they faced during a decade of development, he says, “The most difficult part is getting the water out of the air.”

On the one hand, dry desert areas tend to get lots of sunlight.
On the other hand, cloudy wet areas have lots of accessible water in the air.

They just need to find a wet desert and they will have everything they need for theory to meet practice.

[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

There is moisture in desert air.

“The humidity of the Mojave Desert changes throughout the day and night and from season to season. Average daytime relative humidity ranges from 10 percent to 30 percent. Nighttime humidity can be as high as 50 percent. Humidity is higher before and after the Mojave’s infrequent rainfalls; it tends to rise at night and during cold weather and to drop during the day and in hot weather. These temperature-associated fluctuations are largely a function of how humidity is measured.”

[JamesP81]

The obvious solution is to build the plant in the desert and pipe water to it.

[RipSawyer]

“They just need to find a wet desert and they will have everything they need for theory to meet practice.”

AOC already solved the problem, she says all we need to do is have everyone go to the desert to urinate.