Hydrogen Derivatives: Energy Efficiency Across the Value Chain

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The Energy Institute presents findings from new research that extends the modular energy-balance method of its HY2002 Phase 1 study to green hydrogen derivatives. Liquefied hydrogen, ammonia, cracked ammonia, e-methanol and liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHC) are compared block by block across production, transport and end use. The results show where energy is lost, what drives efficiency differences between the derivatives and which engineering levers could improve system performance. Engineers, investors and researchers choosing between hydrogen carriers will find a consistent, method-based comparison here. The presenters are not named in the description, and the recording runs about 66 minutes without chapter markers.

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