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Clean fuel to balance the grid
Hydrogen is clean, can be sustainably produced and has the potential to relieve the problems faced by an ever more congested electricity grid. Add the fact that almost all automotive OEMs have a hydrogen fuel cell programme, and then we must admit this is a fuel that needs to be taken seriously. However, hydrogen has its work cut out in convincing the masses that it is the fuel we should all be preparing for. There are complex issues to be grappled with and some myths to be dispelled, explains Dr Simon Bourne, Chief Technology Officer, ITM Power.
Article details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Automotive engineering, Energy engineering, Environment, Environmental protection, Research and development, Economics, business and commerce, Machinery, Hydrogen
