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Atlanta, GA | Posted: August 16, 2021
Brent Verrill, Research Communications Program Manager, SEI
Summary Sentence:
This whitepaper, a collaboration between researchers from Georgia Tech and the Electric Power Research Institute, considers where hydrogen might fit within the energy system as it stands today.
Full Summary:
This whitepaper is a collaboration between researchers from Georgia Tech and the Electric Power Research Institute. It considers where hydrogen might fit within the energy system as it stands today.
Tallawara Power StationThis whitepaper is a collaboration between researchers from Georgia Tech and the Electric Power Research Institute. It considers where hydrogen might fit within the energy system as it stands today. The US energy system can be divided into three major subsystems: (A) energy sources (natural gas, oil, solar, etc.), (B) carriers and infrastructures for moving energy sources around, and (C) energy consumers. This whitepaper considers issues associated with hydrogen as an energy carrier, particularly its role as a substitute for natural gas.
