Check out the presentation below to read more about our initial work on this topic, which involves the problem statement (the tracking and attribution challenge); illustrative hydrogen production and use cases; universal Design Requirements and associated design issues for hydrogen tracking & attribution; and a conceptualization of a system capable of fulfilling those requirements
On May 24, 2023, SEA’s Bob Grace presented in a well-received poster session on the topic at the American Clean Power Association’s national annual Cleanpower conference.
View the presented poster here.
Stakeholders from a wide range of organizations engaged, and universally endorsed the approach presented as logical, compelling, and necessary. They posed questions to understand use case; probe how different approaches to additionality, real-time matching or differing eligibility might be supported; explore what types of entities might best serve as funders &/or institutional hosts of a Hydrogen Tracking System; and understand how they can get involved.
SEA is pursuing interest in funding the next steps, and participation (stakeholder input) in developing the details. Next steps in the undertaking include:
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