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Clean Hydrogen Production

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Hydrogen plays a critical role in the energy transition and in mitigating the effects of climate change. Clean hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources will be essential to decarbonizing hard-to-electrify industrial processes like steelmaking and chemicals processing. Hydrogen can also provide a zero-emissions fuel source when used in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. 

Why Clean Hydrogen?

In energy-intensive sectors of our economy where electrification isn’t practical—like heavy industry and heavy transportation—clean hydrogen molecules can provide a zero-emissions source of energy.

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What is hydrogen?

Hydrogen is the universe’s most basic element, with just one proton and one electron. It’s also the most abundant element in the universe, comprising 75% of all matter. It’s found chemically combined with other elements, such as water (which has two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom in every molecule of H₂O).

What is green hydrogen?

Green hydrogen—or hydrogen produced without emissions—is produced using renewable energy, like wind or solar power. The electricity generated using renewable energy can then be used to separate water molecules (H₂O) into hydrogen and oxygen gas (H₂ + O₂) in a process called electrolysis. Since the hydrogen is produced using renewable energy and the fuel produces no emissions, the hydrogen is considered a “green” energy.

What is blue hydrogen?

Blue hydrogen is hydrogen produced by conventional means—usually steam methane reforming, where natural gas or methane react with steam to produce hydrogen gas and carbon dioxide—but where the carbon dioxide byproduct is captured and permanently stored far below the earth’s surface. This process is called carbon capture for permanent sequestration. This reduces the emissions of the hydrogen generated by around 90%.

How can hydrogen help decarbonize industry?

In energy-intensive sectors of our economy like heavy industry, hydrogen is a practical, zero-emissions solution to provide power. Hydrogen will play a large role in decarbonizing a wide array of industries like steelmaking, chemicals processing, refining, electronics, power generation, and glass manufacturing. Hydrogen can be adopted as a 100% replacement for natural gas in the combustion process, or it can be introduced through on-site blending skids that can help incrementally begin the path to decarbonization.

How can hydrogen help decarbonize transportation?

In applications where vehicle weight is very large or the range needed is long, hydrogen becomes a more efficient option than battery electric power. Hydrogen can power a vehicle using a fuel cell. Since the only emission of hydrogen-powered engines is water, replacing fossil-fuel-burning vehicles with hydrogen fuel cell vehicles will lead to a decrease in air pollutants, including carbon dioxide and particulate matter.

What is Air Products' role in producing clean hydrogen?

To quickly scale clean hydrogen production to decarbonize heavy industry and heavy transportation and to support meeting the world’s 2050 net-zero goal, Air Products is building several of the largest low- and zero-carbon hydrogen plants in the world.

What is hydrogen?

Hydrogen is the universe’s most basic element, with just one proton and one electron. It’s also the most abundant element in the universe, comprising 75% of all matter. It’s found chemically combined with other elements, such as water (which has two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom in every molecule of H₂O).

What is green hydrogen?

Green hydrogen—or hydrogen produced without emissions—is produced using renewable energy, like wind or solar power. The electricity generated using renewable energy can then be used to separate water molecules (H₂O) into hydrogen and oxygen gas (H₂ + O₂) in a process called electrolysis. Since the hydrogen is produced using renewable energy and the fuel produces no emissions, the hydrogen is considered a “green” energy.

What is blue hydrogen?

Blue hydrogen is hydrogen produced by conventional means—usually steam methane reforming, where natural gas or methane react with steam to produce hydrogen gas and carbon dioxide—but where the carbon dioxide byproduct is captured and permanently stored far below the earth’s surface. This process is called carbon capture for permanent sequestration. This reduces the emissions of the hydrogen generated by around 90%.

How can hydrogen help decarbonize industry?

In energy-intensive sectors of our economy like heavy industry, hydrogen is a practical, zero-emissions solution to provide power. Hydrogen will play a large role in decarbonizing a wide array of industries like steelmaking, chemicals processing, refining, electronics, power generation, and glass manufacturing. Hydrogen can be adopted as a 100% replacement for natural gas in the combustion process, or it can be introduced through on-site blending skids that can help incrementally begin the path to decarbonization.

How can hydrogen help decarbonize transportation?

In applications where vehicle weight is very large or the range needed is long, hydrogen becomes a more efficient option than battery electric power. Hydrogen can power a vehicle using a fuel cell. Since the only emission of hydrogen-powered engines is water, replacing fossil-fuel-burning vehicles with hydrogen fuel cell vehicles will lead to a decrease in air pollutants, including carbon dioxide and particulate matter.

What is Air Products' role in producing clean hydrogen?

To quickly scale clean hydrogen production to decarbonize heavy industry and heavy transportation and to support meeting the world’s 2050 net-zero goal, Air Products is building several of the largest low- and zero-carbon hydrogen plants in the world.

What is hydrogen?

Hydrogen is the universe’s most basic element, with just one proton and one electron. It’s also the most abundant element in the universe, comprising 75% of all matter. It’s found chemically combined with other elements, such as water (which has two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom in every molecule of H₂O).

What is green hydrogen?

Green hydrogen—or hydrogen produced without emissions—is produced using renewable energy, like wind or solar power. The electricity generated using renewable energy can then be used to separate water molecules (H₂O) into hydrogen and oxygen gas (H₂ + O₂) in a process called electrolysis. Since the hydrogen is produced using renewable energy and the fuel produces no emissions, the hydrogen is considered a “green” energy.

What is blue hydrogen?

Blue hydrogen is hydrogen produced by conventional means—usually steam methane reforming, where natural gas or methane react with steam to produce hydrogen gas and carbon dioxide—but where the carbon dioxide byproduct is captured and permanently stored far below the earth’s surface. This process is called carbon capture for permanent sequestration. This reduces the emissions of the hydrogen generated by around 90%.

How can hydrogen help decarbonize industry?

In energy-intensive sectors of our economy like heavy industry, hydrogen is a practical, zero-emissions solution to provide power. Hydrogen will play a large role in decarbonizing a wide array of industries like steelmaking, chemicals processing, refining, electronics, power generation, and glass manufacturing. Hydrogen can be adopted as a 100% replacement for natural gas in the combustion process, or it can be introduced through on-site blending skids that can help incrementally begin the path to decarbonization.

How can hydrogen help decarbonize transportation?

In applications where vehicle weight is very large or the range needed is long, hydrogen becomes a more efficient option than battery electric power. Hydrogen can power a vehicle using a fuel cell. Since the only emission of hydrogen-powered engines is water, replacing fossil-fuel-burning vehicles with hydrogen fuel cell vehicles will lead to a decrease in air pollutants, including carbon dioxide and particulate matter.

What is Air Products' role in producing clean hydrogen?

To quickly scale clean hydrogen production to decarbonize heavy industry and heavy transportation and to support meeting the world’s 2050 net-zero goal, Air Products is building several of the largest low- and zero-carbon hydrogen plants in the world.

Clean Hydrogen Applications

Hydrogen Fueling for Automobiles

Hydrogen Fueling for Automobiles

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles turn hydrogen into electricity, are non-polluting and up to three times more efficient than gasoline and diesel engines.

Hydrogen Fueling for Buses

Hydrogen Fueling for Buses

Air Products' leadership in hydrogen bus fueling is demonstrated by our involvement in projects around the world.

Hydrogen Fueling for Forklifts

Hydrogen Fueling for Forklifts

Hydrogen fuel cells can help enhance material handling operations through superior performance that helps to increase productivity.

Hydrogen Fueling for Ships

Hydrogen Fueling for Ships

The technology presents the opportunity to reduce air emissions and provide efficient and quiet power for a variety of marine applications.

Hydrogen Fueling for Trains

Hydrogen Fueling for Trains

Using hydrogen fuel cell trains provides an economical, efficient and environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional diesel engine trains.

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