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Carbon Footprint Reduction Technology
Important Steps To Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
One of the first steps to stopping human-influenced climate change is to lower, if not eliminate, the amount of global greenhouse gas emissions produced by our activities. Carbon dioxide is one that we need to be particularly aware of, mainly because we’ve been putting billions of tons of it into the atmosphere every year over …
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Is Natural Gas Carbon Footprint Significant?
Many people may refer to natural gas as the cleanest of all fossil fuels we use. Perhaps that’s why it is responsible for producing a significant portion of the world’s electricity. However, it is a fossil fuel, and like all fossil fuels, it has a carbon footprint. So, the question is: how much of a …
Hydrogen Energy Technology
Hydrogen Pyrolysis
The search for clean energy solutions to the world’s needs for energy continues to expand. Scientists know that we’re dealing with a climate crisis and that we need to take steps to change how we produce energy, or the damage we are doing to our ecosystem might not be reversible for centuries. While solar plants …
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 …
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Decarbonization and Hydrogen
The US Sees the Sun Finally Rise for The Hydrogen Economy
We have finally seen the sunrise on the Hydrogen Economy. Especially here in the US, with the passing of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act, the Department of Energy and the Federal Government has billions of dollars to invest in building hydrogen hubs and infrastructure. The broad agreement needed for the transition …
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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 …
Natural Gas and Hydrogen
Hydrogen Vs. Natural Gas: Can Hydrogen Live Up to The Hype?
With the world still reliant on fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, to meet its ever-increasing energy requirements, there is a strong push to find and use renewable energy sources, like Hydrogen, to displace fossil fuels. Hydrogen (specifically green Hydrogen) has been a viable candidate for decades. However, will the future run …
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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 Future of Heating
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 …
Hydrogen Generation Behind The Meter And Its Potential
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, …
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