There is no doubt that green hydrogen (H2) is a crucial element on the path to decarbonization. Unsurprisingly, green H2 and Power-to-X have gained much popularity and public attention. These technologies will not be a flash in the pan.
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12/08/2022
The road to long-duration energy storage
Throughout 2021, renewable energy capacity additions in the U.S.—led by solar power, with the increasing growth of wind and hydropower generation—reached record highs. Building on these trends, U.S. federal estimates forecast that renewable energy will provide 75% of U.S. electricity by 2035 and 90% by 2050.
11/30/2022
Data-led development can build a responsive and resilient green H2 sector
As a sector that has come of age in the digital era, the new H2 economy will naturally depend on advanced technologies—including data, advanced analytics and artificial intelligence—to achieve the scale necessary for an actual transformative effect. This episode will focus on technological advancements that are making the most of the H2 transformation.
11/18/2022
Hydrogen and the energy transition outlook on the road to 2050
In this episode, H2Tech speaks with Jason Goodhand, Global Energy Storage Leader for DNV, about engineering and advising hydrogen (H2) projects. The conversation touches on DNV’s energy transition outlook, blending H2 into the energy mix and replacing carbon-based fuels.
11/04/2022
Power-to-X and green fuels: Fruit from the decision tree
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Fluid System Solutions for H2 Applications
Hydrogen has great potential as a zero-emission fuel source, but it can be hard to handle. Hydrogen must be stored and dispensed at high pressures to achieve the energy density required for use in fuel cell vehicles and infrastructure, but as a small-molecule gas, it can migrate through tiny crevices and diffuse into materials designed to contain it. Also, hydrogen undergoes rapid thermal and pressure changes as it is transferred, further complicating its use as a fuel ...
Boost your Green Hydrogen Production with Filtration & Separation Technologies
Renewables are critical to the success of the global energy transition as they contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable energy mix between fossil and non-fossil energy sources. Besides wind, solar, hydro, and biofuels, green hydrogen presents a promising clean source of energy to reduce our global carbon footprint. However, the production process still faces challenges in commercialization and scale up. The high cost of electrolyzers and stringent purity standards make green hydrogen ...
Anatomy of a Hydrogen Fitting
Hydrogen must be stored at high pressures to achieve the energy density required for use in fuel cell vehicles and infrastructure. This presentation will demonstrate the performance attributes required of fittings used in these systems.
As a small-molecule gas, hydrogen can migrate through tiny crevices and diffuse into the materials designed to contain them. Also, high storage and dispensing pressures, as well as rapid thermal and pressure changes, are challenges for the processing ...
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Optimizing Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage to Meet Ambitious Sustainability Goals
The race to a zero-carbon future is on. Global oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical companies have announced ambitious carbon mitigation, plastics re-use and water conservation targets. Learn ...
Electrification and the Path to Net Zero: The Crucial Role Digital Technology Will Play
Electrification is accelerating across all economic sectors as the world increases demand for resources, energy and sustainability. The shift from fossil-based systems to electric will drive ...
Tackling Measurement Challenges of Extreme Process Industry Applications
In extreme process industry applications, the need for accurate and reliable measurements is more important than ever in order to control critical processes and avoid plant downtime or serious ...
An enormous energy transition is underway – equipment suppliers must adapt
An energy transition is occurring where natural gas, biogas, liquid natural gas and hydrogen play an increasing role as we aim to reach net-zero carbon dioxide goals set by policy makers globally. ...