HYDROGEN
Renewable hydrogen
Electrolysis is the process of splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen
Renewable hydrogen is made by passing renewable electricity through water to separate hydrogen from oxygen. Instead of fossil fuels, renewable hydrogen uses surplus wind and solar energy to create hydrogen that can be used for power generation, transportation fuel, and industrial processes.
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Oregon and Northwest publications
- PNW Renewable Hydrogen Action Plan: Center for Sustainable Infrastructure 2021
- Power to Gas: Opportunities for Greening the Natural Gas
- System: Flink Energy Consulting for NW Natural, 2018
- Oregon Department of Energy Releases Renewable Hydrogen Study
Industry resources
- Global Hydrogen Review 2021, IEA
- NREL Library of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Publications
- Path to 100% Renewables For California, Wärtsilä White Paper, 2020
- The Future of Hydrogen: Seizing Today’s Opportunities, IEA, June 2019
- Go Electric Hydrogen Fueling Infrastructure, British Columbia
- Sep 2020 Hydrogen Station Permitting Guidebook, California
Hydrogen in the news
- Washington State’s Investment in Hydrogen is a Role Model for the Country
- Toyota’s Mirai Fuel-Cell EV Out-Delivers All of GM’s EVs In Q1 In U.S.
- SoCalGas begins developing 100% clean hydrogen pipeline system
- 3Dgrees Announces First Oregon Clean Fuels Program Credits From Hydrogen and New Advancements in Green Hydrogen
- Lewis County Energy Coalition Looks to Hydrogen Valleys as Work Ramp Up to Develop Innovation Center
- H2 Clipper’s patent tech solves the “last mile” problem of hydrogen distribution
- Turning Wastewater Into Hydrogen
Hydrogen podcasts
- The HydrogenNowCast (Colorado Hydrogen Network)
- Hydrogen Rising (K&L Gates)
- Everything About Hydrogen (EAH Media)
- Purple Is the New Green (NEL)