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原文传递 Office of Fossil Energy: Hydrogen Program Plan. Hydrogen from Natural Gas and Coal: The Road to Sustainable Energy Future.

题名：	Office of Fossil Energy: Hydrogen Program Plan. Hydrogen from Natural Gas and Coal: The Road to Sustainable Energy Future.
关键词：	Hydrogen-; Natural-gas; *Coal-.;Energy-supplies; Fossil-fuels; Energy-efficiency; Electricity-; Greenhouse-effect; Emission-; Technology-innovation; Transportation-systems; Research-and-development.
摘要：	The President's National Energy Policy calls for conducting a review of funding for alternative energy supplies, including hydrogen. In response, the Office of Fossil Energy (FE) established a Hydrogen Coordination Group to develop the FE Hydrogen Program Plan. The coordination group was comprised of FE personnel from the Offices of Coal & Power Systems and Natural Gas & Petroleum Technology in Germantown, MD and Washington, DC and the NETL Pittsburgh and Tulsa offices. The FE Hydrogen Program Plan, along with input from the Offices of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Nuclear, and Science and the two documents:--A National Vision of America's Transition to a Hydrogen Economy--to 2030 and Beyond and the National Hydrogen Energy Roadmap provided the input to the Department of Energy's (DOE) Hydrogen Posture Plan. The Posture Plan, with the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) as lead, was DOE's response to the NEP recommendations, which was used to support DOE's FY04 budget to Congress. Hydrogen is seen by many as the energy carrier of the future that will lead to efficient and clean fuel for use by utilities and especially in transportation systems. The use of hydrogen in fuel cells to electrochemically produce electricity and for combustion in heating and/or engine systems is seen as a means to provide an important part of the Nation's need for power, heat, and transportation while achieving very low emissions of criteria pollutants as well as greenhouse gases. This FE Hydrogen Program Plan focuses on the research, development and demonstration (RD&D) activities that are required to develop advanced hydrogen production, storage and delivery technologies from fossil fuels.
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