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Readings and Links
Week 1: The Hope for Hydrogen - Issues in Science and Technology - Dan Sperling and Joan Ogden (6 pages)
Executive summary of National Academies Report The Hydrogen Economy: Opportunities, Costs, Barriers, and R&D Needs (2004)
Hydrogen Futures: Toward a Sustainable Energy System - Worldwatch Paper 157 - Seth Dunn (46 pages)
Week 2:
Hydrogen: On the Horizon or Just a Mirage? - Society of Automotive Engineers - Marianne Mintz, Stephen Folga, Jerry Gillette and John Molburg (11 pages)
Hydrogen Supply: Cost Estimate for Hydrogen Pathways - Scoping Analysis
- NREL Report - Dale Simbeck, Elaine Chang (71 pages)
H2A presentation - Joan Ogden (27 pages)
Chapter 16 - Thermodynamics and Equilibrium - General Chemistry Atkins and Beran - pick up copy from Chris.
Week 3:
Fuel Cell Handbook - Chapter 1-2 - US DOE - J.H. Hirschenhofer et al (52 pages)
Fuel Cells - Green Power - Los Alamos National Lab Brochure (36 pages)
Week 4
These two readings were suggested by Joan.
A Review of Advanced Power Technology
Programs in the United States and Abroad
Including Linked Transportation and
Stationary Sector Developments - CARB CaSFCC report - Timothy Lipman, Gregory Nemet, Daniel Kammen (114 pages)
Draft Fuel Cells Economic Analysis Report - CARB report - Scott Samuelsen (42 pages)
These others are for reference if you are interested in more details.
Arthur D. Little, "Fuel Cells for Building Cogeneration Applications - Cost/Performance Requirements and Markets", for the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Buildings Technologies by Arthur D. Little, Inc., Cambridge, MA, Reference No. 42526, January, 1995.
Analysis of Utility Hydrogen Systems and Hydrogen Airport Ground Support Equipment - Proceedings of the U.S. DOE Annual Hydrogen Program Review, Golden, CO, May 6, 1999 - C. E. Thomas, J. P. Barbour, B. D. James, and F. D. Lomax, Jr., (44 pages)
Manufacturing Cost of Stationary Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) Fuel Cell Systems - Report to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, November, 1999 - B. D. James, F. D. Lomax, Jr., and C. E. Thomas, (56 pages)
Week 5
Stabilization Wedges: Solving the Climate Problem for the Next 50 Years with Current Technologies - Science -
S. Pacala and R. Socolow (5 pages)
Week 6
Prospecting the Future for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle Markets - The Hydrogen Energy Transition (Sperling and Cannon Eds.) - Kenneth Kurani, Thomas Turrentine, Reid Heffner, Christopher Congleton. (26 pages)
Week 7
Rethinking Hydrogen Cars - Science - D.W. Keith and A.E. Farrell (2 pages)
Links:
EIA Annual Energy Review - website on US Energy Supply and End Uses
Stationary fuel cell website
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