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Hydrogen in Business

Hydrogen business opportunities in the future will be many. From product to production to service to transportation and distribution, many business opportunities will exist in the H2 field. Right now, manufacturers and researchers in the automotive industry have taken the lead.

 
 
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But, this will not stay the course. Hydrogen fuel cell makers are creating products for both the automotive and traditional business sectors. Fuel cell manufacturers are already marketing their wares as electricity generators to power office buildings and backup generators. Other manufacturers are miniaturizing the fuel cell process for batteries for laptops, PDA's and other small hand appliances.

Hydrogen production will be a big industry of the future. How will we produce hydrogen cost effectively and in quantity? There are many current methods for producing hydrogen but none so far on a grand scale. Electrolysis, steam reforming, Photoelectrochemical, photobiological, biomass via via pyrolysis or gasification and solar thermal water splitting are a few of the current methods used to produce H2.

Another method that will become very popular one day is using wind power and electrolysis to generate hydrogen gas for the masses. Large 'wind farms' in areas like Scotland and Iceland are already being planned to take advantage of their natural climates in order to produce H2 for exportation. Areas of the U. S. that could also benefit from wind farms are the Great Lakes and Gulf Coast regions. Companies will need to be started or expanded to fulfilled the increased demand for hydrogen.

Hydrogen storage will also be a marketplace for many companies. Some companies will develop to do the actual storage of compressed H2 gas or liquid hydrogen before distribution. Other company will do research and development on materials and containers for storing hydrogen. Transportation and distribution of hydrogen may just be a modification of current systems already in place but other companies will spring up just for this specific purpose.

Fuel stations, businesses, households all will need a way to store and receive hydrogen from distributors and this presents new business opportunities in the future. Conferences, exposition, and exhibitions have already come on board to discuss best practices for the future of hydrogen in the marketplace and many more of these gatherings will form in the years to come.

Hydrogen workshops, education, training, policy-making, law making and other less direct industries will also be involved in the making of the new hydrogen economy. Aircraft, watercraft and spacecraft will all be on the 'hydrogen grid' as well along with businesses to create supporting products and services.

The hydrogen revolution is coming upon us quickly. The only thing we know for sure now is that there will be many business opportunities within the H2 economy. Those who get there first will stand to profit the most.

 

 

 

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