The Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) has announced $20 million in funding to develop and research viable technological solutions for the extraction of hydrogen.
been actively supporting initiatives to create hydrogen in an environmentally responsible manner. Some sustainable approaches include capturing and storing CO2 emissions underground or utilizing renewable electricity to split water and collect the resultant hydrogen .
Despite all this, the objective is to create more ecologically friendly and sustainable techniques of hydrogen extraction utilizing renewable sources. If acquired in a sustainable manner, experts think that hydrogen might be used to replace fossil fuels in sectors like long-distance transportation and heavy industries such as steel production.The grant is part of ARPA-E's two exploratory subjects, "Production of Geologic Hydrogen Through Stimulated Mineralogical Processes" and "Subsurface Engineering for Hydrogen Reservoir Management.
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