Hydrogen Education Foundation

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1 Hydrogen Education Foundation Briefing for teams on their abstracts for the Hydrogen Student Design Contest Designing a Power-to-Gas System

2 Quick Notes Two Audio Options: Streaming Audio and Dial-In. 1. Streaming Audio/Computer Speakers (Default) 2. Dial-In: Use the Audio Panel (right side of screen) to see dial-in instructions. Call-in separately from your telephone. Audio Ask questions using the Questions Panel on the right side of your screen. The recording of the webinar and the slides will be available after the event. Registrants will be notified by . Questions 2

3 Webinar Agenda 1. Welcome, Introduction - Emanuel Wagner, Hydrogen Education Foundation 2. Feedback Presentations from Judges - Matt Gregori, SoCalGas - Steve Jones, ITM Power - Kevin Harrison, NREL (tentative) 3. Q&A Session 3

4 Emanuel Wagner Contest Overview

5 The Challenge Develop a design for a system that uses electricity to produce hydrogen for cross market uses, including energy storage, ancillary services, and transportation fuel. The teams will choose a site in their area, engage their local electric and gas utility, coordinate with regulatory bodies and safety experts, and create educational materials, including a short video. 5

6 Thank you to our 2017 Contest Sponsors And these supporting organizations:

7 Main Feedback Many teams have selected a scope far too big for the amount of time left to complete the project. Therefore: Down selecting and focusing on one or at most two technologies to research would make the projects more manageable.

8 Matt Gregori SoCalGas

9 Innovation POWER-TO-GAS Project Abstract Reviews 9

10 You must have a strong value proposition» What problem are you trying to solve?» Why is power-to-gas the right solution?» Where will the gas go?» How will the project generate revenue? Source: California Independent System Operator (CAISO) 10

11 Focus the scope of your project There are many possible P2G pathways Pick 1 or 2.» Consider a primary pathway with a secondary option:» Produce hydrogen for an on-site industrial use AND» Store some of the H2 for vehicle fueling. 11

12 The components must be» Gas supply and gas demand must be connected somehow:» Co-located» Pipeline» Liquefied truck transport connected

13 Power-to-Gas PROJECT SITING AND CONFIGURATION 13

14 Project Siting Considerations Feedstocks: Electricity Access to renewable power Access to ancillary services markets Water CO 2 Source: Waste water treatment plant Landfill Other anaerobic digester Conversion Pathway: Electrolysis: Water Hydrogen Methanation: Hydrogen and CO 2 Methane P2G Project Location End Use: Pipeline: Blending (H 2 ) Injection (Methane) On-site Vehicle Fueling On-site Storage/Re-Use (Fuel Cell) On-site/Nearby Industry: Petroleum Refining Ammonia Production Glass Blowing Metals Refining 14

15 Additional Considerations» Ancillary Services Markets: Dispatchable Load Load Following Frequency/Voltage Regulation» Pipeline Injection Standards: SoCalGas Rule 30 Hydrogen Blend Limits» Green Credits CA Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) Cap & Trade Credits US Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) 15

16 Innovation THANK YOU Matt Gregori 16

17 Steve Jones ITM Power

18 Kevin Harrison NREL

19 Question and Answer Please type your question into the question box! Check out the Contest website for FAQs, Rules& Guidelines, Past Entries: Follow us on and Facebook: Hydrogen Education Foundation Use the hashtag #H2contest to share with everyone! 19