Distributed Hydrogen Production: Why It’s the Future of Clean Energy
Distributed hydrogen production can replace humankind’s insatiable energy consumption with a clean, renewable, and distributed solution that houses the power of the universe. Every second, our planet takes a gulp of energy equivalent to exploding 4 atomic bombs. It’s quite a visual, isn’t it? Let’s end that. Welcome to the world of distributed hydrogen. Just as […]
Hydrogen’s Growing Role in Washington’s Decarbonization Strategy
In Washington, turquoise hydrogen should emerge as a front-runner in the state’s ambitious decarbonization efforts. The state of Washington is a leading champion of clean energy. Experts believe turquoise hydrogen could herald a major shift in the state’s energy dynamics, leveraging Washington’s distinctive resources and policy approach. Hydrogen as Energy in Washington A closer look […]
The Many Uses of Hydrogen in a Clean Energy Future
It is key to understand the potential uses of hydrogen as it continues to gain recognition as a clean and versatile fuel with a wide range of applications. As we strive towards a decarbonized future, hydrogen offers numerous benefits as a sustainable low-emissions alternative. Hydrogen is an important clean fuel and serves a number of […]
Hydrogen Generation Behind The Meter: What You Can Accomplish
The energy sector is evolving away from traditional power generation and distribution. This transition has been escalating over the last decade. While traditionally, all grid-tied systems have been located in front of the meter, an increasing number of new systems are behind the meter. Many experts predict that the future of energy and power generation, […]
Integrating Hydrogen into Existing Building Heating Operations
Now more than ever, energy policy discussions are taking center stage in the United States and Europe. As countries explore phasing out their reliance on fossil fuels and embracing the use of renewable energy sources in heating buildings, innovative communities are looking to explore alternatives. Hydrogen is gaining a lot of attention primarily because it […]
On-Site Hydrogen Blending: a Step Towards Hydrogen Adoption Now
Recently, US scientists presented research into using hydrogen blended with methane (natural gas) to bridge the energy gap and achieve carbon neutrality. Many industrial operators see the strategy as being a first step towards the US meeting its net-zero emissions target without having to compromise on energy security. It is worth mentioning that most existing, […]
Distributed Hydrogen Systems Could Be The Key To Clean Energy Microgrids And Vehicle Fueling Stations
In the past couple of years, the conversation about hydrogen’s role in the decarbonization of the energy sector has shifted from how it can be done to when it will be done. Decarbonization goals, decreasing costs of renewable electricity, and improved integration into more significant renewables are driving the demand for hydrogen. This will soon […]
The Growing Importance of On-Site Clean Hydrogen
In this article, we’ll take a look at the role of clean on-site hydrogen generation in the US economy. We’ll also explore the benefits associated with carbon-negative hydrogen production. A good starting point would be to recognize the clear distinction between the role of hydrogen gas in the US economy and its potential as a […]
The Future Is On-site Hydrogen Generation
Many see the future of hydrogen as a fuel rooted in the ability to generate it on-site. That’s partly because transporting and storing hydrogen today is expensive and challenging. The good news is that new technologies are already making it possible to generate hydrogen from conventional natural gas and renewable natural gas derived from biomass. […]
Understanding Distributed Hydrogen, Its Benefits, and Efficient Hydrogen Distribution
It is no longer front-page news that most of the world’s energy supply is derived from fossil fuels that emit carbon and greenhouse gasses when used in power generation and heating. Various methods of decarbonization are currently being leveraged, including replacing energy from natural gasses with energy from hydrogen. Hydrogen has been used for decades […]
On-Site Pyrolysis and Renewable Energy
Technically pyrolysis is defined as the thermal degradation of material at a high temperature in the absence of oxygen gas. The resulting byproducts of this degradation are condensate (water/tar) and non-condensable gasses. If the feedstock is biomass, then the byproducts can also include biochar. The proportions for each of these byproducts mainly depend on the […]
The Future Is Distributed Clean Hydrogen
Hydrogen and energy have enjoyed an intertwined relationship for a long time. Hydrogen powered the first internal combustion engine slightly over 200 years ago. Since then, it has become a critical part of modern industries. Hydrogen is like a few other gasses: It is light, does not produce direct emissions, is energy dense, and is […]