Utility resource implications for a 100% clean energy future
Several states and utilities in the US have announced goals for a 100% carbon-free generation mix over the next two to three decades. The announcements provide...
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Hydrogen is once again gripping the headlines as a potential future energy carrier. Hydrogen could play an essential role in hard-to-decarbonize industries where electrification is difficult such as steel, ammonia production, long-distance transport and aviation.
Here are three reasons why hydrogen may be more successful than it was in the 1970s or early 2000s, and why you should be thinking about it:
Several states and utilities in the US have announced goals for a 100% carbon-free generation mix over the next two to three decades. The announcements provide...
At present the use of hydrogen as an alternate fuel is mostly a niche offering. Efficient transportation and storage remain key issues, and full-scale adoption...