Explore the roles of hydrogen in achieving net zero emissions in this 34-minute lecture from Stanford University's Understand Energy course. Delve into an overview of hydrogen's potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, followed by in-depth discussions on hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and utilization. Learn from Professor Xiaolin Zheng, an expert in Mechanical Engineering and Energy Science, as she breaks down complex topics into digestible segments. Gain valuable insights into the future of clean energy and how hydrogen fits into the broader picture of sustainability and climate change mitigation. Enhance your energy literacy and understanding of this crucial element in the transition to a low-carbon future.
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Introduction & Overview of Hydrogen's Roles for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Hydrogen Production
Hydrogen Storage and Transportation
Hydrogen Utilization
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Stanford Understand Energy
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The course was amazing. I learned about why hydrogen can be used as a green fuel and about its capabilities to store the energy for long term. It also has challenges such as low volumetric density. The Transporation of the hydrogen is also a major concern and can be effectively transport by using NH3. There are other ways such as liquification and vaporization process. But the hydrogen is very diffusive and also it can change mechanical properties of any material can also cause problems.
