Applicability And Limitations Of Green Hydrogen For Smart Local Mobility

Green hydrogen is seen as a crucial energy carrier for a sustainable future, but its role in the global energy system and potential commercial applications at different scales, ranging from individual households to whole industrial areas, must be studied. This project is an interdisciplinary study of the feasibility of green hydrogen for local mobility solutions. The project involves three participating groups that focus on different topics and use different methods: IPPE will compare production methods and limitations, ITS will work on the development of concepts and methods, and IFG will study social and gender aspects. The five objectives of the project include: (1) analyzing and comparing existing green hydrogen concepts, (2) examining potential shortcomings and safety issues, (3) studying public acceptance of green hydrogen for mobility and transportation, (4) developing a methodology for communal projects, and (5) creating a short introductory course. The interdisciplinary approach is crucial to the success of this project and will provide a comprehensive examination of the challenges and opportunities of using green hydrogen as a fuel source for transportation. The project aims to improve overall acceptance and implementation of green hydrogen solutions.