Seminar 55 -- Decarbonizing Buildings Through the Use of Green Hydrogen: Technical Challenges

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There is currently strong interest in the use of renewably-produced hydrogen as a future energy carrier in the U.S. Hydrogen as a fuel provides an opportunity to contribute to the storage needs of the future energy grid and can be used as a blend with natural gas to start, leading to 100% hydrogen. This seminar will provide an overview of the challenges associated with changing building heating systems to adapt to these future fuels.

1. Hydrogen in Buildings: Ongoing Research and Outstanding Questions< /br> Alex Fridlyand, Ph.D., Gas Technology Institute, Davis, CA
2. Pathways for Hydrogen Combustion in Appliance Standards< /br> Mark Skierkiewicz, PE, Underwriters Laboratories, LLC, Northbrook, IL
3. Materials Compatibility for Hydrogen Blended Gas as a Fuel< /br> Devinder Mahajan, PhD, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY