I'm a senior studying chemical engineering, and my senior project is to (1) develop a model of a hydrogen plant (we're using nuclear energy to heat & power a high temperature solid-oxide electrolyser), and then (2) determine the feasibility of transitioning from fossil fuels to hydrogen. I'd love to hear your perspective on the outlook for hydrogen. Obviously, substantial government investment is necessary for the infrastructure - do you think that such a heavy investment is likely to happen, particularly in the US?
Thanks for everything you do to make the world a cleaner, healthier place! I'm looking to join you in that regard, looking at environmental/green energy engineering as a spot to start my career this summer.
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Hi Xavier!
I'm a senior studying chemical engineering, and my senior project is to (1) develop a model of a hydrogen plant (we're using nuclear energy to heat & power a high temperature solid-oxide electrolyser), and then (2) determine the feasibility of transitioning from fossil fuels to hydrogen. I'd love to hear your perspective on the outlook for hydrogen. Obviously, substantial government investment is necessary for the infrastructure - do you think that such a heavy investment is likely to happen, particularly in the US?
Thanks for everything you do to make the world a cleaner, healthier place! I'm looking to join you in that regard, looking at environmental/green energy engineering as a spot to start my career this summer.
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