Description
This data release provides estimates of hydrogens economic potential for possible hydrogen applications and production technologies by geographic location for various scenarios, as described in "The Technical and Economic Potential of the H2@Scale Concept within the United States". We define the economic potential as the quantity of hydrogen at an equilibrium price at which suppliers are willing to sell and consumers are willing to buy the same quantity of hydrogen.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Readme for Hydrogen Economic Potential.txt | Text | Readme file outlining the attributes and other useful metadata for resources in this submission | Open resource |
| A Summary of Hydrogen Economic Potential.txt | Text | Summary data documentation outlining the data provided in this submission. | Open resource |
| Hydrogen Economic Potential Supply and Demand Locations ORIGINAL.csv | CSV | This file is the original version of "Hydrogen Economic Potential Supply and Demand Locations". The file was corrected because the dataset is incorrectly in units of grams instead of kilograms. The updated version, "Hydrogen Economic Potential Supply and Demand Locations CORRECTED", can be found in this submission. | Open resource |
| Hydrogen Economic Potential Supply and Demand Locations CORRECTED.csv | CSV | CSV data file of estimates on hydrogens economic potential. The data includes estimates of hydrogen supply by production technology and demand by application for specific geographic locations. | Open resource |
| Technical and Economic Potential of the H2atScale Concept within the United States | This document builds upon a growing body of analyses of hydrogen as an energy intermediate by reporting the results from our initial analysis of the potential impacts of the H2@Scale concept by the mid-21st century for the 48 contiguous U.S. states. | Open resource |