Techno-Economic Pipeline Models for Transporting Pure Hydrogen and Blends of Natural Gas and Hydrogen

This is FECM/NETL H2 pipeline transportation cost and economic model development and analysis. The paper will report the results of the analysis and potential applications. The models have been released through the link https://netl.doe.gov/node/14168

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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.2172/2477271
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Global Energy Security and Policy
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Techno-Economic Pipeline Models for Transporting Pure Hydrogen and Blends of Natural Gas and Hydrogen

Alana Sheriff, David Morgan, Luciane Cunha, Gang Liu et al.
Global Energy Security and Policy
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Techno-Economic Pipeline Models for Transporting Pure Hydrogen and Blends of Natural Gas and Hydrogen

Alana Sheriff, David Morgan, Luciane Cunha, Gang Liu, Derek Vikara
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This is FECM/NETL H2 pipeline transportation cost and economic model development and analysis. The paper will report the results of the analysis and potential applications. The models have been released through the link https://netl.doe.gov/node/14168

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Global Energy Security and Policy
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