Event Summary
The United States is poised to rapidly grow the hydrogen economy with the Department of Energy’s Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program and up to $7 billion awarded to seven selected projects across the country. However, increased deployment of hydrogen as a clean energy vector necessitates increased hydrogen demand and end-use applications, including the use of hydrogen-natural gas (H2NG) blends delivered by today’s gas pipelines. This session will provide an overview of existing and potential H2NG blending end uses and important considerations for future hydrogen-enriched gas consumption.
Attendees will receive 1.5 Professional Development Hours (PDH) upon approval.
You will learn:
- Where are H2NG blends being delivered and consumed today.
- Existing research and testing on H2NG end use appliances and equipment.
- Important considerations when moving from natural gas to H2NG blends in end use applications.
- Current industry knowledge gaps and ongoing efforts to close the gaps.
Meet Your Instructor
Kevin Woo
Principal Engineer, Hydrogen & Renewables–Entrust Solutions Group
Mr. Woo has been in the natural gas industry for over 17 years, with expertise and experience in hydrogen and hydrogen blending, gas utility regulatory filings, laboratory and emissions testing of gas appliances, gas distribution engineering, and pipeline integrity management. Mr. Woo holds a Bachelor of Science degree in aerospace engineering from the Universityof California Los Angeles.
