Significant challenges will be discussed: • materials with increased hydrogen storage capacity, • lower cost fuel cell materials with improved durability, and • lower cost of delivered hydrogen.
“Well-to-Wheels” analyses that quantify energy use, greenhouse gas emissions and cost of hydrogen delivered will be presented for several pathways.
DOE, with energy companies and automobile manufacturers are learning by conducting system demonstrations under “real world” operating conditions.
Recent policy developments and R&D accomplishments are discussed.
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