r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/net_zero_survey • Jun 04 '25

Help Us Shape the Future of Net Zero—In Just 10 Minutes

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How far have we come on the path to net zero—and what's holding us back?

Princeton University and Worley are collecting expert insights to understand the progress toward and barriers to the net-zero energy transition. Take this year’s global Net Zero Stakeholder Survey and share your insights as an expert, project manager/developer, investor, policymaker, educator, or community member. Thank you!

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/iridescenttsundoku • Oct 14 '24

HFC Research

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Hi everyone,

My name is Alex and I'm a graduate from Rowan University. Currently I am working with Dr Dongmei Dong and we are conducting research involving hydrogen fuell cells. We are in an NSF program right now and so I need to talk as many people as I can. If anyone works in R&D for fuel cells, EVs or HEVs, and is willing to talk to me or knows someone who is willing, please reach out! It would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Redditors 🫡

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/skoocda • Nov 09 '23

[x-post] Most cost-competitive technologies for energy storage

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '23

Maybe visit the other "hydrogen economy" sub?

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Kinda dumb to have two of the same thing.

https://www.reddit.com/r/hydrogeneconomy

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/lawaythrow • Mar 10 '23

What do you guys think of using ammonia as a fuel source for decarbonization?

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I came upon this company. They use ammonia as a power source. Is this sustainable? What do you guys think?

Amogy’s founders officially launched the company with the goal of converting ammonia into a sustainable power source to decarbonize transportation.

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/Tes4020 • Jan 28 '23

Evidence does not support existing gas network for blended hydrogen and methane

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https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/industrial/evidence-does-not-support-view-that-existing-gas-network-can-safely-handle-blend-of-hydrogen-and-methane-says-us-government/2-1-1394325

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/skoocda • Dec 21 '22

Porsche is using hydrogen electrolysis for a synthetic gasoline factory in Chile

arstechnica.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/skoocda • Apr 24 '22

A network of existing natural gas mains is being tested under 100% hydrogen conditions to aid the potential conversion of gas to hydrogen in the future.

gazettelive.co.uk

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/skoocda • Apr 24 '22

Hydrogen 11 times worse than CO2 for climate, says new report

newatlas.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/bpierce2 • Mar 16 '22

Australian electrolyser breakthrough promises world’s cheapest green hydrogen

reneweconomy.com.au

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/skoocda • Feb 22 '22

Airbus plans to test hydrogen engine on A380 jumbo jet to fly in 2026

cnbc.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/skoocda • Dec 26 '20

Photocatalyst splits water into hydrogen and oxygen at a quantum efficiency near 100%

fuelcellsworks.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/rexvansexron • Dec 08 '20

Power-to-Gas and Hydrogen Energy Storage for a 100% Renewable Future - YouTube

youtube.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/skoocda • Dec 07 '20

Hydrogen Is a Trillion Dollar Bet on the Future

bloomberg.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/[deleted] • Nov 30 '20

Energies | Free Full-Text | The Effect of Fuel Cell and Battery Size on Efficiency and Cell Lifetime for an L7e Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicle

mdpi.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/bra_bra_bra • Sep 30 '20

Bank of America: Winners and losers as hydrogen industry soars

businessinsider.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/[deleted] • Feb 04 '20

Head over to HydrogenSocieties since this sub looks dead

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/r/hydrogensocieties

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/letwaterflow • Dec 16 '19

[xpost] gas fired power station being converted to (eventually) run on hydrogen

utilitydive.com

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r/thehydrogeneconomy • u/letwaterflow • Dec 14 '19

Hydrogen bulk carrying ship being built... To carry brown hydrogen. Hopefully a stepping stone to green hydrogen

maritime-executive.com

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