The Low-Carbon Resources Initiative is charting such a course — an effort led by the Electric Power Research Institute and the Gas Technology Institute. This five-year initiative brings together industry stakeholders to accelerate development and to demonstrate low-and zero-carbon energy technologies through clean energy research and development. By migrating to cleaner-burning fuels and by using energy efficiency technologies, however, that link has been broken. So the low-carbon initiative will zero-in on reducing CO2 emissions through new technologies and by using green hydrogen created from wind and solar energies. That pure hydrogen gas is then stored in a cylinder or tank before it is piped into a fuel cell, which uses hydrogen to generate electricity.

Source: Forbes February 15, 2021 13:50 UTC