Hydrogen's potential role in LDCs' transition to a low-carbon future
Every day across the United States, local distribution companies (LDCs) deliver natural gas to millions of homes and businesses, allowing people to heat...
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Hydrogen will play a significant complementary role to electricity in the transition to a net-zero energy system. It has potential application across a range of end-use markets, including industry and transport, and can enable international trade of clean energy. Deployment of hydrogen across the globe is gathering momentum and it is projected to meet 5-20% of final energy demand by 2050. Many organizations are wrestling with whether and where to play, how to build capability, and what should be the appropriate pace of investment given market immaturity and uncertainties.
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Every day across the United States, local distribution companies (LDCs) deliver natural gas to millions of homes and businesses, allowing people to heat...
In this article published in Global Hydrogen Review, CRA’s Drake Hernandez discusses expectations for growth in the demand for hydrogen as well as potential...
Drake Hernandez is a panelist during the session titled “Blue or Green? Which Way Will Latin America Turn?” discussing issues related to the development of...
Drake Hernandez presents during the webinar on the topic of “Hydrogen market development: A view from the United States.” For more information on this event,...