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Hydrogen Production from Renewable Electricity

Project Summary

Full Title: An Analysis of Hydrogen Production from Renewable Electricity Sources
Project ID: 73
Principal Investigator: Johanna (Ivy) Levene
Keywords: Renewable electricity; electrolysis; hydrogen production; photovoltaic (PV); renewable

Performer

Principal Investigator: Johanna (Ivy) Levene
Organization:National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Address:1617 Cole Blvd.
Golden, CO 80401-3393
Telephone:303-275-2922
Email:Johanna_Levene@nrel.gov

Project Description

Type of Project: Analysis
Category: Hydrogen Fuel Pathways
Objectives: Determine the potential for hydrogen production via renewable electricity sources. Three aspects of the renewable electrolysis system are analyzed: a renewable hydrogen resource assessment, the cost of hydrogen production via electrolysis, and the annual energy requirements of producing hydrogen at refueling stations.
Methodology/Approach: Boundary analysis, discounted cash flow analysis
Outputs: Amount of hydrogen that can be produced from solar and wind resources in the U.S.

Products/Deliverables

 
  • Description: Conference paper prepared for ISES 2005 Solar World Congress
    Publication Title: An Analysis of Hydrogen Production from Renewable Electricity Sources
    Publisher: National Renewable Energy Laboratory
    Author Name(s): Levene, Johanna Ivy; Mann, Margaret K.; Margolis, Robert; Milbrandt, Anelia
    (PDF 565 KB) Download Adobe Reader.
    Publication Date: September 2005



Date Last Updated: 03/13/2006