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SPECIAL FOCUS
Takeaway. The future for H2, both in the U.S. and internationally, is more a matter of " when " than " if. " Production and transportation costs for H2 will come down as usage ramps up based
on increasing demand. The authors believe that it is better to
familiarize users with H2 sooner rather than later, in anticipation of the transition from blue to green or renewable H2 , as
consumption rises. For now, the focus must be on adaptation.
The U.S. DOE study results show the possibility of meeting the prescribed DOE target of $3.10/kg of H2 (which dates
back to 2015) in a large-scale H2 supply chain by utilizing recovered offgas H2 and SPERA transport from point of production to point of use. Blue H2 can be made from conventional
steam reforming of natural gas for under $0.50/kg (variable
production cost), assuming gas at $2.50/MMBtu.
H2 consumption in fuel cells for residential power, commercial applications, materials movement, personal mobility,
mass transit and power generation will increase rapidly over
the course of the next 10 yr. Challenges notwithstanding, these
will be exciting times for both early adopters and infrastructure
providers as we accelerate into a clean new world.

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Key Promoters

Associated Partners

NOTE
The SPERA Hydrogen™ system is a trademark of Chiyoda Corp. SPERA is
Latin for " hope. "

ROBERT V. SCHNEIDER, III is Senior Advisor to Chiyoda
International Corp. in Houston, Texas. He was previously
Senior Vice President and Director of Engineering and
Licensing for Scientific Design Co. Inc. He has more than
40 yr of chemical process industry experience and a
background in various process technologies including
methanol, ammonia and ethylene oxide, industrial catalysis,
sales and marketing, technology licensing and senior company management.
Mr. Schneider previously held positions with Kvaerner Process (DAVY), the M.W
Kellogg Co., United Catalysts/Sud-Chemie (now Clariant) and DuPont. He holds
a BS degree in chemical engineering from the University of Louisville, Kentucky
and an MBA degree from the University of South Florida. Mr. Schneider is
a registered Professional Engineer in Texas, Florida and Kentucky.
DAISUKE KUROSAKI is the Group Leader for Hydrogen Supply
Chain Development for Chiyoda Corp. in Yokohama, Japan.
He has worked in a business development role in the H2 supply
chain business since 2014; his assignment has included
promotion of Chiyoda H2 transport technology business
(SPERA), as well as responsibilities for the world's first global
H2 supply chain demonstration project between Brunei and
Japan. Prior to joining the H2 business team, he led energy conservation studies
for petrochemical complexes in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. He was
involved in fuel cell cogeneration system development and wind farm project
development before joining Chiyoda, and has 20 yr of experience in both
technical and business development roles in H2 and related energy fields.
Mr. Kurosaki holds BS and MS degrees in civil engineering from the University
of Tokyo in Japan. As a part of his graduate studies, Mr. Kurosaki also studied
at the University of California at Berkeley.
MASAAKI OKI is the Chief Coordinator for Hydrogen Supply
Chain Development at Chiyoda Corp. in Yokohama, Japan.
He has been in a business development role in the H2 supply
chain business since 2019. His assignment has included
promotion of Chiyoda H2 transport technology business
(SPERA), as well as responsibilities for the world's first
global H2 supply chain demonstration project between
Brunei and Japan. He was also the Lead Project Engineer for the Brunei
hydrogenation plant. Prior to joining the H2 business team, Mr. Oki was
Lead Process Engineer for an LNG receiving terminal project. Previous to
that assignment, Mr. Oki supported Japan Methane Hydrate Operating Co. Ltd.
in the development of methane hydrate technology. Mr. Oki holds BS and MS
degrees in chemical engineering from the University of Kansai in Japan.

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