Sentence examples for hydrogen development from inspiring English sources

European officials reject the accusation that they are ceding the initiative in hydrogen development to the United States.

It is shown how the proposed methodology can provide policy-makers with new tools for hydrogen development strategies.

Richie Merzian, the climate and energy program director at the Australia Institute, said the CEFC was well placed to support clean hydrogen development and that hydrogen made using water and renewable energy was "a rare and opportune industry for Australia to transition its energy exports".

The Coalition's move follows a commitment from Labor in January to set aside $1bn in funding from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation for clean hydrogen development, and to invest up to $90m from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency for research, demonstration and pre-commercial deployment of hydrogen technologies.

Under the proposal, a Labor government would allocate $1bn in funding from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation for clean hydrogen development and invest up to $90m from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency for research, demonstration and pre-commercial deployment of hydrogen technologies.

They will get some benefit from the $1.7 billion in federal research money that President Bush has promised for hydrogen development.

Nigeria is endowed with substantial conventional energy resources (tar sands, natural, crude oil, and coal) as well as huge sources of renewable energy which largely includes solar energy, wind energy, small hydroelectric energy potentials, biomass, untapped hydrogen exploitation and development of geothermal and ocean energy technologies [20, 21, 22].

The development of hydrogen evolution catalysts from earth-abundant elements with highly active and stable activity are crucial for the promotion of more energy and cost-efficient hydrogen production.

Ayers, K. 'Economical production of hydrogen through development of novel, high efficiency electrocatalysts for alkaline membrane electrolysis,' DOE Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Program Review (2013) http://www.hydrogen.energy.gov/pdfs/review13/pd094_ayers_2013_o.pdf.gov/pdfs/review13/pd094_ayers_2013_o.pdf

In our case study of hydrogen infrastructure development, we find that even for the least conservative valuation method no profitable business case can be made for the development of hydrogen as a sustainable transportation mode.

However, we do provide some suggestive scenarios that plausible tax schedules can be designed to overcome the starting problems for hydrogen infrastructure development.