Renewable Hydrogen 101 Learn all you need to know about hydrogen and renewable energy by attending this introductory session. Presented by the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL), this workshop will cover the basics of renewable energy. Program Conventional Resources Basics of Renewable Energy Resources - Dr. Robert Remick, NREL What are our renewable energy resources? What do they cost? How efficient are they? What kind of impact can they make? What are their pros and cons? Included in the discussion will be; wind, solar thermal and solar photovoltaic, hydroelectric (falling water), biomass, and geothermal. Download Presentation - 1,954Kb PDF Electricity to Hydrogen and Back - Dr. Neal Sullivan, Colorado Fuel Cell Center What is electrolysis and how efficient is it? What is a fuel cell and will there ever be one that we can afford? Download Presentation - 640Kb PDF Hydrogen for Electrical Storage - Todd Ramsden, NREL Xcel Energy has been sponsoring a wind and hydrogen project to study the feasibility of storing off-peak electricity. Will it work? What are the costs? What is the turn around efficiency? What still needs to be done to make this a commercial reality? Download Presentation - 525Kb PDF Unconventional Resources Photobiological Production of Hydrogen - Dr. Maria Ghirardi, NREL Both cyanobacteria and green algae can produce renewable hydrogen using photosynthesis. How does this work? What are the limitations? Can these organisms be adapted to produce commercial quantities of cheap hydrogen? Download Presentation - 1,926Kb PDF Photoelectrochemical Production of Hydrogen - Dr. Todd Deutsch, NREL PEC production is a promising approach to converting solar energy to hydrogen offers prospects for high efficiency. How does it work? What needs to be done to make this technology commercially successful? Download Presentation - 1,538Kb PDF PLEASE NOTE: The "Renewable Hydrogen 101" workshop is free and open to the public. Registering for the workshop provides access to the workshop ONLY. It does NOT allow you attend the entire Forum. Regular Forum registrants may attend the "Renewable Hydrogen 101" workshop at no additional charge. Registration Online registration for this event has closed.