Is your Green Hydrogen 100% “green”?
How can we authenticate the “green” credentials of fuels? For manufactured fuels like hydrogen (H2), “green” won’t become the gold standard in a hydrogen economy without proofs of 100% green production.
Tag: Green hydrogen
EPA Favors Carbon Capture over Hydrogen Co-Firing
It’s what we’ve been saying for years: the EPA now recognizes the strategy of decarbonizing the power sector through the use of green hydrogen. The focus has now been shifted torward carbon capture.
Green hydrogen co-firing at F-class CHP plant in Vienna
Siemens Energy and others are teaming with Wien Energie for a wide-ranging demonstration of green hydrogen co-firing of SGT5-4000F gas turbine at the Donaustadt CHP power station in support of goals for decarbonizing power and heat generation.
Electrolyzer advances reduce cost of green hydrogen
Aggressive hydrogen production goals present challenges to electrolyzer suppliers to improve electrolysis efficiencies and reduce manufacturing costs to make green hydrogen available at a competitively low price.
Needed: Electrolyzers producing cheap, green, hydrogen
Aggressive hydrogen production goals present challenges to electrolyzer suppliers to improve electrolysis efficiencies and reduce manufacturing costs to make green hydrogen available at competitively lower prices.
Hydrogen Park to validate hydrogen-GT technologies
Mitsubishi Power’s new “Hydrogen Park” and will incorporate hydrogen production and storage, as well as existing large and small/medium gas turbine units. The integrated facility will be used to validate hydrogen gas turbine capabilities including design, performance and durability to support commercialization of hydrogen gas turbines by 2025.
Green Hydrogen powering gas turbines: realistic strategy?
Expectations that green hydrogen will ever be the proverbial knight in shining armor for zero-carbon electricity is not realistic, says the author, especially with 500+ MWe super-heavy gas turbines burning exorbitant amounts of that manufactured fuel.
