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Paul Martin · Nov 10, 2023

Can electrolysers of the future solve hydrogen’s efficiency problem?

Paul Martin, chemical engineer and process development expert, investigates if new advancements in electrolysis can overcome green hydrogen’s biggest challenge

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Hydrogen Science Coalition · Jan 6, 2023

Comments on the Canadian Federal Government’s proposed Clean Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit and the definition of “Clean” Hydrogen

Submitted to the Department of Finance of the Government of Canada on January 6, 2023.

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Hydrogen Science Coalition · Déc 21, 2022

Clean Hydrogen Definition

How do we know if hydrogen is helping to mitigate climate change, or contributing to increased emissions? We’ve analysed the major hydrogen production pathways and their associated emissions, and produced our own Clean Hydrogen Definition.

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Hydrogen Science Coalition · Déc 9, 2022

Briefing on the UK Energy Bill

Submitted to the UK House of Lords by the Hydrogen Science Coalition on 28/8/2022, updated on the 9/12/2022.

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David Cebon · Oct 3, 2022

How clean is hydrogen, actually? With Prof. David Cebon

In this episode of the Fully Charged Podcast, our member David Cebon speaks with Robert Llewellyn about hydrogen and sets straight a few myths about its uses and cleanliness.

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David Cebon · Juil 8, 2022

Hydrogen for heating? A comparison with heat pumps (Part 2)

This two-part article covers the most frequently proposed ways to heat buildings in a low-carbon future. In Part 1 the focus was comparing energy efficiency and carbon emissions. Here, Part 2 continues by looking at technology readiness and infrastructure requirements.

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David Cebon · Avr 15, 2022

Hydrogen for heating? A comparison with heat pumps (Part 1)

Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Cambridge University, Prof David Cebon, compares two ways to heat the UK in a low-carbon future: hydrogen-powered hot water boilers and electric-powered heat pumps.

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Bernard van Dijk · Déc 8, 2021

Hydrogen for aircraft – number crunching the solution, or the hoax

Hydrogen is often claimed as a solution for hard to decarbonise sectors like as aviation. But is it really feasible to decarbonise the aviation sector with hydrogen? To really unpick this, let’s crunch some numbers.