The need for renewable fuel sources is accelerating. The potentially existential threat of climate change has been compounded by geopolitical factors, ever-present, but now laid bare by Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine. Fuel prices are escalating, fossil fuel reserves are shrinking faster than production, and the drum beat for de-carbonization and electrification is getting louder. While it is clear that we will continue to be dependent on fossil fuels, at some level, well beyond our lifetime, there must be an intentionality in the ongoing development and diversification of renewable resources if we are to retain and ideally improve energy security in the future.
Solar and wind, even with the storage technology that would vastly improve reliability, are limited as atmospherically influenced resources. Biofuels of one type or another have been in use for some time, but…
Near Term Challenges & Long Term Opportunities with Hydrogen
