hydrogen-future

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Narrator: Our energy system is evolving, and there are plenty of sustainable solutions that can keep us powering ahead.

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One of these solutions is hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe.

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There are a couple of different ways to produce hydrogen, like with natural gas, or by using

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electrolysis from renewable sources.

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Hydrogen can power cars, support our electricity system.

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Is used in many industrial applications and can even be used for energy storage.

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The only by-product of burning hydrogen is water.

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And new technology means that carriers like ammonia

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can store and transport hydrogen to where it’s needed.

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There are many opportunities for collaboration,

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and Australia could take the lead.

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CSIRO is investing in research that will help ensure hydrogen has a role to play in our energy future.

[Music plays and CSIRO logo appears with text: Australia’s innovation catalyst www.csiro.au/energy]