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Hydrogen's Role in Achieving Net-Zero Carbon Emissions

Stanford ENERGY59 minEnglish

Why watch it?

If most clean energy reaches end users as electricity, where does hydrogen still matter? Joe Powell, former Chief Scientist for Chemical Engineering at Shell and an AIChE Fellow, takes up that question at the Stanford Energy Seminar. He points to heavy transport, shipping, aviation and heavy industry, where hydrogen's energy density and storability count, and to its role in making other carriers and chemicals and recycling carbon. A strategic overview from March 2021, conceptual rather than cost-based.

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What you will learn

The viewer can interpret the role the speaker assigns to hydrogen in hard-to-decarbonize sectors within an electrification-dominated energy system and identify the arguments behind this view.

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  • AcademicResearch agenda and methods
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