The Techno-Economics of Hydrogen Compression and Pipelines
Thursday, March 10, 2022
Moderator: Dr. David Layzell, University of Calgary / The Transition Accelerator
Speaker: Adnan Khan, The Transition Accelerator
In this webinar, we will walk you through two technical briefs, The Techno-economics of Hydrogen Pipelines and The Techno-Economics of Hydrogen Compression. Participants will gain insight into how to carry out techno-economic analyses for pure hydrogen pipelines, including their sizing, operations and cost-estimating, and how to assess the techno-economic feasibility of projects to produce, use and export low-carbon hydrogen. A Q&A session follows.
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