Green hydrogen is becoming synonymous with electrolysis of water with renewable power. But the definition also covers other renewable pathways to hydrogen such as thermolysis of biomass or reforming of biomethane.
This course will provide tangible examples of technologies for green hydrogen generation from non-electrolysis pathways. Some of the processes are used at scale today; others are plans or pipe dreams for the future. Many of the technologies covered in this course have the potential to become mainstream low-carbon hydrogen production routes in future decades.
If you are investing in the hydrogen economy or considering technologies to implement for your projects, thinking through the likely winners and losers will be fundamental to your analysis. This course will provide some insights support that process.