Experts from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) give an overview of Blue Hydrogen and Carbon Capture: the unmet promise and financial challenges.
IEEFA’s research has important implications for local, state and federal policy decisions on the future of Hydrogen.
Specifically, the experts discuss:
- The important choices that policymakers must make about the energy transition
- Questions about the full costs and impacts of fossil-fuel-based hydrogen
- The real-world track record of carbon capture
- The strong market forces that are diminishing the economic future of fossil-fuel-based hydrogen and how “blue hydrogen” projects are likely to fall short of economic promises.
Presenters:
IEEFA Energy Policy Analyst and Team Facilitator Suzanne Mattei is an attorney (Yale Law School) with 30 years of experience in public interest law and policy. She is also a former regional director for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
IEEFA’s Director of Resource Planning Analysis David Schlissel is a long-time consultant, expert witness, and attorney on engineering and economic issues related to energy. He has testified in more than 100 court proceedings or cases before regulatory bodies.
