GCEP Hydrogen Workshop 2003

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GCEP Hydrogen Workshop

April 14-15, 2003

GCEP held the first in a series of workshops to discuss possible energy systems that could lead to a future of lower greenhouse emissions. "Hydrogen Production, Storage, and Utilization: Technical Barriers and Research Opportunities" featured energy experts from leading research institutes, private industry, and universities around the world. The speakers discussed technologies for production, storage, and use of hydrogen. About two-hundred participants attended this two-day conference at Stanford University's Schwab Center.

Presentations available for download as PDFs.

Hydrogen in our Energy Future

	Global Carbon Management and the Role of Hydrogen Robert Socolow, Princeton University
	Political Economy of the Hydrogen Revolution David Victor, Stanford University
	Hydrogen Implementation in Iceland: Some Lessons from a University Spin-off Project Thorsteinn Sigfusson, University of Iceland
	The DOE Hydrogen Roadmap George Sverdrup, National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Production of Hydrogen

	Hydrogen from Renewables Cathy Padro, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
	Photoelectrochemical Production of Hydrogen Brent MacQueen, SRI International
	Thermochemical Hydrogen from Solar and Nuclear Energy Ken Schultz, General Atomics
	Novel Catalytic Fuel Reforming Patricia Irving, InnovaTek
	An Overview of Carbonate Fuel Cell Technology Hans Maru, Fuel Cell Energy

Hydrogen Infrastructure, Storage, and Utilization

	Sustainable Hydrogen, a European Perspective Joop Schoonman, University of Delft
	Fuel Cells for Stationary Power Joel Swisher, Rocky Mountain Institute
	Why Hydrogen? Building an Infrastructure Jay Keller, Sandia National Labs
	Fuel Cells for Transportation Dan Sperling, U.C. Davis
	Research Challenges for Fuel Cell Systems Jack Brouwer, National Fuel Cell Research Center, U.C. Irvine
	An Overview of Hydrogen Storage George Thomas, Consultant, Sandia National Labs
	Complex Hydrides for Practical Hydrogen Storage Karl Gross, Sandia National Labs
	Hydrogen Storage via Sodium Borohydride Ying Wu, Millennium Cell