Transcription of HYDROGEN STRATEGY - Energy
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HYDROGEN STRATEGYE nabling A Low-Carbon EconomyOffice of Fossil EnergyUnited States Department of EnergyWashington, DC 20585 HYDROGEN STRATEGYE nabling A Low-Carbon EconomyOffice of Fossil EnergyUnited States Department of EnergyWashington, DC 20585[ i ] HYDROGEN STRATEGYE nabling A Low-Carbon EconomyContentsIntroduction ..1 Background ..2 HYDROGEN Production and Cost ..5 HYDROGEN Uses and Equivalent Costs ..7 HYDROGEN Demand ..8 Emerging Markets and International Initiatives ..10 HYDROGEN Transportation ..11 HYDROGEN Storage ..13 Office of Fossil Energy ..13 Office of Clean Coal and Carbon Management HYDROGEN R&D Program ..13 Office of Oil and Natural Gas HYDROGEN R&D Program ..14 Accelerating the HYDROGEN Economy with Future R&D ..15 Safety and Regulatory Requirements and Challenges.
feedstock and fuel in many industries. Primary uses of hydrogen include the following applications: (1) as a chemical in ammonia (NH 3) production (mainly for fertilizers), (2) as a chemical feedstock and catalyst, (3) as a hydrogenating agent for food and drug production, and (4) in petrochemical and refinery processing. Hydrogen consumed by large
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