Division/Committee: [CATL: Division of Catalysis Science and Technology] [ENFL: Division of Energy and Fuels]

This symposium aims to shed light on the critical advancements and challenges in the field of hydrogen as an energy carrier. As the demand for alternative energy solutions grows, the development of efficient chemistries, catalysts, and technologies for hydrogen production, storage, and utilization becomes increasingly important. We are seeking abstracts that explore breakthroughs in hydrogen production techniques (e.g. electrolysis, pyrolysis, and other innovative methods) and advancements in storage and transportation technologies. Additionally, we invite submissions on the diverse applications of hydrogen across various industries and the potential of unconventional feedstocks for hydrogen production. Through this symposium, we aim to gather and highlight the timely and significant developments that are essential for advancing the future of hydrogen energy. Topics may include, but are not limited to: 1. Catalysts and methods for H2 production (electrolysis, pyrolysis, etc.); 2. Liquid hydrogen carriers including ammonia, methanol, and other organic carriers; 4. H2 storage and transportation; 5. Modular reactors; 6. H2 utilization; 7. Feedstock/fuel (flare gas) for H2 production.

Siddarth Krishna

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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