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OIES Podcast - Measuring the carbon intensity of low carbon hydrogen

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By Alex Barnes
| Podcast Archives - Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
In this latest OIES podcast from the hydrogen programme James Henderson talks to Alex Barnes about his latest paper on the importance of measuring the carbon intensity of low carbon hydrogen. The discussion focuses on the importance of being able to compare the carbon intensity of different forms of “green” energy, and specifically how hydrogen producers need to be able to demonstrate the emissions benefit which their product is bringing.
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How proper measurement of low carbon hydrogen’s carbon intensity can reduce regulatory risk

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By Alex Barnes
| Podcast Archives - Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
Low carbon hydrogen (whether based on renewable or nuclear electricity, or fossil fuels with carbon capture) is a means to decarbonise sectors of the economy which are hard to electrify. Its business model is heavily dependent on government intervention (e.g. mandatory targets, subsidies, decarbonisation policies) so low carbon hydrogen is subject to significant regulatory risk. The boundary between low carbon hydrogen and electrification is not clear cut.
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A Hydrogen Primer: Definitions and Sustainability 101

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By Alex Barnes
| opisnet.com
by Alex Barnes, Independent Consultant and Director of Alex Barnes & Associates Hydrogens Definitions and Why They Matter Hydrogen produces no CO2 emissions when combusted or used in fuel cells. It’s therefore an attractive option to replace fossil fuels in certain industrial or transport sectors with the aim of reducing or eliminating their CO2 emissions.
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