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Feedstock type H2
Renewable
Green
Pink
Red
Olive
Renewable/
non-renewable
Non-renewable
Yellow
Blue
Turquoise
Gray
Brown
Black
White/
Clear
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Atlas Copco Energas GmbH ..................................19
Burckhardt Compression ..................................... 48
Carbon Intel Forum .............................................28
Chart Industries ................................................... 7
Cryogenic Industries, Inc....................................... 2
First Element Conference .................................... 20
H2Tech ...............................................................32
H2Tech Webcast .................................................. 31
IVS Industrial Valves Summit ................................ 13
Nel Hydrogen US .................................................23
Neuman & Esser GmbH ..................................... 8-9
Technip Energies .................................................14
production type Production technology
Water electrolysis
Water electrolysis
Biomass gasification
Algal or bacterial
photosynthesis
(via bioreactor)
Water electrolysis
Methane reforming + CCUS*
Gasification + CCUS
Methane pyrolysis
Methane reforming
Coal gasification
Coal gasification
Generated by raising the
temperature of oil reservoirs,
or naturally occurring
*Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)
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Power source/ feedstock
Renewable electricity
Nuclear power
Forestry and agricultural crops
and residues, animal residues,
municipal solid waste
Green microalgae or cyanobacteria
provide enzymatic pathways;
water and sunlight provide power
Mixed-origin grid energy
Natural gas
Coal
Natural gas
Natural gas
Lignite coal
Bituminous coal
Few viable exploitation strategies
exist
Emissions
None
None
Notes
Also referred to as clean H2
or carbon-neutral H2
Low CO2 emissions Heat, steam and O2
None
Low CO2 emissions
Low CO2 emissions
Solid carbon
byproduct
Medium CO2
emissions
High CO2
High CO2
emissions
emissions
Low/no CO2
emissions
Accounts for 70% of present
H2
production
Highly polluting
One technology injects O2
spent oilfields to generate H2
extract it using a downhole filter
into
and
inputs are
used to convert biomass to H2
in a non-combustion process
Holds promise for future
large-scale, eco-friendly
H2
production
Electricity source can be a mix of
renewable power and fossil fuels
Also referred to as low-carbon H2
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