Green Electrolytic Hydrogen Technical Feasibility Assessment Sample Clauses

Green Electrolytic Hydrogen Technical Feasibility Assessment. The goal of this task is to perform a technical and commercial feasibility assessment of how the system can be transitioned to all green electrolytic hydrogen. The Recipient shall: • Conduct a technical and commercial feasibility assessment of how the system can use all green electrolytic hydrogen as defined in Public Utilities Code section 400.2 (SB1369, 2018)7. The feasibility assessment will include, but is not limited to: o Assessment of technical performance of current self-contained and transportable electrolyzers that can be connected to renewable energy source (solar photovoltaic or wind) to generate green electrolytic hydrogen and coupled to a compressor, tanks, booster, chiller and dispenser system for vehicle refueling; o Overall system requirements; o Power and hydrogen requirements; o Operational requirements; o Space requirements; o Overall system costs. • Prepare a Green Electrolytic Hydrogen Feasibility Report that summarizes the outcomes of the technical feasibility assessment. • Provide a CPR Report #1 for subtasks 2.1, 2.3. and 2.3 and participate in a CPR Meeting per subtask 1.3. Products: • Green Electrolytic Hydrogen Feasibility Report • CPR Report #1 TASK 3 VEHICLE BUILD, TEST, AND COMMISSIONING The goals of this task are to build, test, and commission two (2) zero-emission H2BUG capable of driving over 90 miles each way to emergency and disaster relief locations and provide at least 35 kW of continuous power for a minimum of 48 hours.
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