Study looks at hydrogen use to help reduce carbon emissions
Duke Energy is exploring the use of hydrogen at its plants to meet future state mandates for net-zero carbon emissions. It’s part of a study that’s taking place at Clemson University. The pilot project is called H2-Orange. Siemens Energy is also part of the collaboration. The company is the technology developer behind Duke Energy’s latest natural gas plants. The U.S. Department of Energy awarded Siemens a $200,000 grant for the research initiative.
Source: wfdd.org