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Sustainability Criteria for Hydrogen Deployments

Chung, Mark
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Abstract

This presentation is an update of progress to date on the work done on developing sustainability metrics for hydrogen projects. Here we outline the motivation and objective for the work as well as the process we use to derive a sustainability framework and metrics to be considered when evaluating the sustainability of a hydrogen infrastructure project.

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Chung, Mark. 2024-05-02. Sustainability Criteria for Hydrogen Deployments. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2348908

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