Duration: 12 minFundamentals · Lecture · Beginner
Stanford Hydrogen Lecture: Production, Transport and Use
Stanford Understand Energy32 minEnglish
Why watch it?
What hydrogen is, how it is produced and moved, where it is used and what its future might hold: Diana Gragg of Stanford's Precourt Institute for Energy takes each question in turn in this lecture from the Stanford Understand Energy course. Recorded on 14 November 2025, it is paired with the hydrogen page of Stanford's free Learning Hub. The 32-minute session is pitched at beginners, making it a sound starting point for students and for researchers coming from other fields.
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The viewer can explain at a basic level what hydrogen is, how it is produced and transported, and where it is used.
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