特斯拉可持續(xù)性能源發(fā)展“宏圖計劃”第三篇章-2023-04-新勢力

MasterPlanPart3

SustainableEnergyforAllofEarth

MasterPlanPart3–SustainableEnergyforAllofEarth

TableofContents

ExecutiveSummary

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TheCurrentEnergyEconomyisWasteful

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ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

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1.RepowertheExistingGridwithRenewables

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2.SwitchtoElectricVehicles

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3.SwitchtoHeatPumpsinResidential,Business&Industry

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4.ElectrifyHighTemperatureHeatDeliveryandHydrogen

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5.SustainablyFuelPlanes&Boats

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6.ManufacturetheSustainableEnergyEconomy

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ModelingTheFullySustainableEnergyEconomy

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?EnergyStorageTechnologiesEvaluated

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?GenerationTechnologiesEvaluated

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ModelResults

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?USOnlyModelResults–MeetingNewElectrificationDemand

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?WorldModelResults–MeetingNewElectrificationDemand

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?BatteriesforTransportation

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?Vehicles

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?ShipsandPlanes

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?WorldModelResults–Electrification&BatteriesforTransportation

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InvestmentRequired

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LandAreaRequired

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MaterialsRequired

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Conclusion

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Appendix

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?Appendix:Generationandstorageallocationtoend-uses

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?Appendix:BuildtheSustainableEnergyEconomy–EnergyIntensity

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PublishedonApril5,2023

Acknowledgements

TeslaContributors

TeslaAdvisors

Weappreciatethemanypriorstudiesthathavepushedthetopicof

FelixMaire

DrewBaglino

asustainableenergyeconomyforward,theworkoftheInternational

MatthewFox

RohanMa

EnergyAgency(IEA),U.S.EnergyInformationAdministration(EIA),

MarkSimons

VineetMehta

U.S.DepartmentofEnergyNationalLaboratories,andtheinputfrom

TurnerCaldwell

variousnon-Teslaaffiliatedadvisors.

AlexYoo

EliahGilfenbaumAndrewUlvestad

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ElectricitySupply

Constructaleast-costportfolioofelectricitygenerationandstorageresourcesthatsatisfieshourly

electricitydemand.

MaterialFeasibility&Investment

Determinethefeasibilityof

materialneedsfortheelectric

economyandmanufacturing

investmentnecessarytoenableit.

ExecutiveSummary

OnMarch1,2023,TeslapresentedMasterPlanPart3–aproposedpathtoreachasustainableglobalenergyeconomythroughend-useelectrificationandsustainableelectricitygenerationandstorage.Thispaperoutlinestheassumptions,sourcesand

calculationsbehindthatproposal.Inputandconversationarewelcome.

Theanalysishasthreemaincomponents:

ElectricityDemand

Forecasttheelectricitydemandofafullyelectrifiedeconomy

thatmeetsglobalenergyneedswithoutfossilfuels.

Figure1:Processoverview

Thispaperfindsasustainableenergyeconomyistechnicallyfeasibleandrequireslessinvestmentandlessmaterialextractionthancontinuingtoday’sunsustainableenergyeconomy.Whilemanypriorstudieshavecometoasimilarconclusion,thisstudyseekstopushthethinkingforwardrelatedtomaterialintensity,manufacturingcapacity,andmanufacturinginvestmentrequiredforatransitionacrossallenergysectorsworldwide.

240TWh

Storage

0.21%

LandAreaRequired

30TW

RenewablePower

10%

2022WorldGDP

1/2

TheEnergyRequired

$10T

ManufacturingInvestment

ZERO

InsurmountableResourceChallenges

Figure2:EstimatedResources&InvestmentsRequiredforMasterPlan3

03MasterPlanPart3–SustainableEnergyforAllofEarth

TheCurrentEnergyEconomyisWasteful

AccordingtotheInternationalEnergyAgency(IEA)2019WorldEnergyBalances,theglobalprimaryenergysupplyis165PWh/year,andtotalfossilfuelsupplyis134PWh/year

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ab.37%(61PWh)isconsumedbeforemakingittotheendconsumer.Thisincludesthefossilfuelindustries’self-consumptionduringextraction/refining,andtransformationlossesduringelectricitygeneration.

Another27%(44PWh)islostbyinefficientend-usessuchasinternalcombustionenginevehiclesandnaturalgasfurnaces.Intotal,only36%(59PWh)oftheprimaryenergysupplyproducesusefulworkorheatfortheeconomy.AnalysisfromLawrenceLivermoreNationalLabshowssimilarlevelsofinefficiencyfortheglobalandUSenergysupply

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,

3

.

Today’sEnergyEconomy(PWh/year)

Figure3:GlobalEnergyFlowbySector,IEA&Teslaanalysis

aThe2021and2022IEAWorldEnergyBalanceswerenotcompleteatthetimeofthiswork,andthe2020datasetshowedadecreaseinenergyconsumptionfrom2019,whichlikelywaspandemic-relatedandinconsistentwithenergyconsumptiontrends.

bExcludedcertainfuelsuppliesusedfornon-energypurposes,suchasfossilfuelsusedinplasticsmanufacturing.

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ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

Inanelectrifiedeconomywithsustainablygeneratedenergy,mostoftheupstreamlossesassociatedwithmining,refiningandburningfuelstocreateelectricityareeliminated,asarethedownstreamlossesassociatedwithnon-electricend-uses.Some

industrialprocesseswillrequiremoreenergyinput(producinggreenhydrogenforexample),andsomeminingandrefiningactivityneedstoincrease(relatedtometalsforbatteries,solarpanels,windturbines,etc.)

Thefollowing6stepsshowtheactionsneededtofullyelectrifytheeconomyandeliminatefossilfueluse.The6stepsdetailtheelectricitydemandassumptionsforthesustainableenergyeconomyandleadstotheelectricitydemandcurvethatismodeled.

ModelingwasdoneontheUSenergyeconomyusinghigh-fidelitydataavailablefromtheEnergyInformationAdministration(EIA)from2019-2022c,andresultswerescaledtoestimateactionsneededfortheglobaleconomyusinga6xscalingfactor

basedonthe2019energyconsumptionscalarbetweentheU.S.andtheworld,accordingtoIEAEnergyBalances.Thisisa

significantsimplificationandcouldbeanareaforimprovementinfutureanalyses,asglobalenergydemandsaredifferentfromtheU.S.intheircompositionandexpectedtoincreaseovertime.ThisanalysiswasconductedontheU.S.duetoavailabilityofhigh-fidelityhourlydata.

Thisplanconsidersonshore/offshorewind,solar,existingnuclearandhydroassustainableelectricitygenerationsources,and

considersexistingbiomassassustainablealthoughitwilllikelybephasedoutovertime.Additionally,thisplandoesnotaddresssequesteringcarbondioxideemittedoverthepastcenturyoffossilfuelcombustion,beyondthedirectaircapturerequiredforsyntheticfuelgeneration;anyfutureimplementationofsuchtechnologieswouldlikelyincreaseglobalenergydemand.

01RepowertheExistingGridwithRenewables

TheexistingUShourlyelectricitydemandismodeledasaninflexiblebaselinedemandtakenfromtheEIA

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.FourUSsub-regions(Texas,Pacific,Continental,Eastern)aremodeledtoaccountforregionalvariationsindemand,renewableresourceavailability,weather,andgridtransmissionconstraints.Thisexistingelectricaldemandisthebaselineloadthatmustbesupportedby

sustainablegenerationandstorage.

Globally,65PWh/yearofprimaryenergyissuppliedtotheelectricitysector,including46PWh/yearoffossilfuels;howeveronly26PWh/yearofelectricityisproduced,duetoinefficienciestransformingfossilfuelsintoelectricityd.Ifthegridwereinstead

renewablypowered,only26PWh/yearofsustainablegenerationwouldberequired.

02SwitchtoElectricVehicles

Electricvehiclesareapproximately4xmoreefficientthaninternalcombustionenginevehiclesduetohigherpowertrain

efficiency,regenerativebrakingcapability,andoptimizedplatformdesign.Thisratioholdstrueacrosspassengervehicles,light-dutytrucks,andClass8semisasshownintheTable1.

VehicleClass

ICEVehicleAvg

5

ElectricVehicles

EfficiencyRatio

PassengerCar

24.2MPG

115MPGe(292Wh.mi)e

4.8X

LightTruck/Van

17.5MPG

75MPGe(450Wh.mi)f

4.3X

Class8Truck

5.3MPG(diesel)

22MPGe(1.7kWh.mi)f

4.2X

Table1:ElectricvsInternalCombustionVehicleEfficiency

cUShourlytimeseriesdatausedasmodelinputsareavailableat

/opendata/browser/fordownload

.

dEmbeddedinthe26PWh/yearis3.5PWh/yearofusefulheat,mostlyproducedinco-generationpowerstations,whichgenerateheatandpowerelectricity.eTesla’sglobalfleetaverageenergyefficiencyincludingModel3,Y,SandX

fTesla’sinternalestimatebasedonindustryknowledge

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Consumption[Wh/mi]

ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

Asaspecificexample,Tesla’sModel3energyconsumptionis131MPGevs.aToyotaCorollawith34MPG

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,7

,or3.9xlower,

andtheratioincreaseswhenaccountingforupstreamlossessuchastheenergyconsumptionrelatedextractingandrefiningfuel(SeeFigure4).

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driveconsumptionupstreamlosses

1000

800

600

400

200

0

ToyotaCorollaModel3

Figure4:ComparisonTeslaModel3vs.ToyotaCorolla

Toestablishtheelectricitydemandofanelectrifiedtransportationsector,historicalmonthlyUStransportationpetroleumusage,excludingaviationandoceanshipping,foreachsub-regionisscaledbytheEVefficiencyfactorabove(4x)

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.Tesla’shourby

hourvehiclefleetchargingbehavior,splitbetweeninflexibleandflexibleportions,isassumedastheEVchargingloadcurveinthe100%electrifiedtransportationsector.Supercharging,commercialvehiclecharging,andvehicleswith<50%stateofchargeareconsideredinflexibledemand.HomeandworkplaceACchargingareflexibledemandandmodeledwitha72-hourenergy

conservationconstraint,modelingthefactthatmostdrivershaveflexibilitytochargewhenrenewableresourcesareabundant.Onaverage,Tesladriverschargeonceevery1.7daysfrom60%SOCto90%SOC,soEVshavesufficientrangerelativetotypicaldailymileagetooptimizetheirchargingaroundrenewablepoweravailabilityprovidedthereischarginginfrastructureatbothhomesandworkplaces.

Globalelectrificationofthetransportationsectoreliminates28PWh/yearoffossilfueluseand,applyingthe4xEVefficiencyfactor,creates~7PWh/yearofadditionalelectricaldemand.

06MasterPlanPart3–SustainableEnergyforAllofEarth

ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

03SwitchtoHeatPumpsinResidential,Business&Industry

Heatpumpsmoveheatfromsourcetosinkviathecompression/expansionofanintermediaterefrigerant

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.Withtheappropriateselectionofrefrigerants,heatpumptechnologyappliestospaceheating,waterheatingandlaundrydriersinresidentialand

commercialbuildings,inadditiontomanyindustrialprocesses.

Air

Water

Ground

WasteHeat

HeatSource

Evaporation

ExpansionCompression

Condensation

HeatSink

Air

Water

Steam

HeatedMaterial

Figure5:HowHeatPumpsWork

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Airsourceheatpumpsarethemostsuitabletechnologyforretrofittinggasfurnacesinexistinghomes,andcandeliver2.8unitsofheatperunitofenergyconsumedbasedonaheatingseasonalperformancefactor(HSPF)of9.5Btu/Wh,atypicalefficiencyratingforheat-pumpstoday

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.Gasfurnacescreateheatbyburningnaturalgas.Theyhaveanannualfuelutilizationefficiency

(AFUE)of~90%

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.Therefore,heatpumpsuse~3xlessenergythangasfurnaces(2.8/0.9).

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InputEnergy/HeatDelivered

PercentofAverageLoad

ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

1.4

energyconsumptionupstreamlosses

1.2

1.0

0.8

0.6

0.4

0.2

0.0

GasFurnaceHeatPump

Figure6:Efficiencyimprovementofspaceheatingwithheatpumpvsgasfurnace

ResidentialandCommercialSectors

TheEIAprovideshistoricalmonthlyUSnaturalgasusagefortheresidentialandcommercialsectorsineachsub-region

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.The3xheat-pumpefficiencyfactorreducestheenergydemandifallgasappliancesareelectrified.Thehourlyloadfactorofbaseline

electricitydemandwasappliedtoestimatethehourlyelectricitydemandvariationfromheatpumps,effectivelyascribing

heatingdemandtothosehourswhenhomesareactivelybeingheatedorcooled.Insummer,theresidential/commercialdemandpeaksmid-afternoonwhencoolingloadsarehighest,inwinterdemandfollowsthewell-known“duck-curve”whichpeaksin

morning&evening.

Globalelectrificationofresidentialandcommercialapplianceswithheatpumpseliminates18PWh/yearoffossilfuelandcreates6PWh/yearofadditionalelectricaldemand.

140

Summer

Winter

130

120

110

100

90

80

70

05101520

TimeofDay[hr]

Figure7:Residential&commercialheating&coolingloadfactorvstimeofday

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ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

IndustrialSector

Industrialprocessesupto~200C,suchasfood,paper,textileandwoodindustriescanalsobenefitfromtheefficiencygains

offeredbyheatpumps

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,althoughheatpumpefficiencydecreaseswithhighertemperaturedifferentials.Heatpumpintegrationisnuancedandexactefficienciesdependheavilyonthetemperatureoftheheatsourcethesystemisdrawingfrom(temperatureriseiskeyindeterminingfactorforheatpumpefficiency),assuchsimplifiedassumptionsforachievableCOPbytemperature

rangeareused:

Temperature/Application

COP

0-60CHeatPump

4.0

60-100CHeatPump

3.0

100-200CHeatPump

1.5

Table2:AssumedHeatPumpEfficiencyImprovementsbyTemperature

Basedonthetemperaturemake-upofindustrialheataccordingtotheIEAandtheassumedheatpumpefficiencybytemperatureinTable2,theweightedindustrialheatpumpefficiencyfactormodeledis2.2

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,15

,16

.

TheEIAprovideshistoricalmonthlyfossilfuelusagefortheindustrialsectorforeachsub-region

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.Allindustrialfossilfueluse,excludingembeddedfossilfuelsinproducts(rubber,lubricants,others)isassumedtobeusedforprocessheat.AccordingtotheIEA,45%ofprocessheatisbelow200C,andwhenelectrifiedwithheatpumpsrequires2.2xlessinputenergy

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.Theaddedindustrialheat-pumpelectricaldemandwasmodeledasaninflexible,flathourlydemand.

Globalelectrificationofindustrialprocessheat<200Cwithheatpumpseliminates12PWh/yearoffossilfuelsandcreates5PWh/yearofadditionalelectricaldemand.

04ElectrifyHighTemperatureHeatDeliveryandHydrogenProduction

ElectrifyHighHeatIndustrialProcesses

Industrialprocessesthatrequirehightemperatures(>200C),accountfortheremaining55%offossilfueluseandrequirespecialconsideration.Thisincludessteel,chemical,fertilizerandcementproduction,amongothers.

Thesehigh-temperatureindustrialprocessescanbeserviceddirectlybyelectricresistanceheating,electricarcfurnacesor

bufferedthroughthermalstoragetotakeadvantageoflow-costrenewableenergywhenitisavailableinexcess.On-sitethermalstoragemaybevaluabletocosteffectivelyaccelerateindustrialelectrification(e.g.,directlyusingthethermalstoragemediaandradiativeheatingelements)

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,18

.

09MasterPlanPart3–SustainableEnergyforAllofEarth

ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

Identifytheoptimalthermalstoragemediabytemperature/application

Charging=

heatingthermalstoragemediawithelectricity,steam,hotair,etc

ThermalBattery

Energy

=massthermal_battery

*heatcapacity*?T

Discharging=

coolingthermal

storagemediaby

heatingsomethingelse

Figure8:ThermalStorageOverview

DeliveringHeattoHighTemperatureProcesses

HotFluidsforDeliveryProcess

Steam

MoltenSalt(upto550C)

HotAir(upto2000+C)

FluidstobeHeated

Water

MoltenSalt

Air

WaterEvaporating

MoltenSaltHeating

AirHeating

Figure9A:ThermalStorage-HeatDeliverytoProcessviaHeatTransferFluids

RadiantHeatDirectlytoProduct

Figure9B:ThermalStorage-HeatDeliverytoProcessviaDirectRadiantHeating

Electricresistanceheating,andelectricarcfurnaces,havesimilarefficiencytoblastfurnaceheating,thereforewillrequirea

similaramountofrenewableprimaryenergyinput.Thesehigh-temperatureprocessesaremodeledasaninflexible,flatdemand.

Thermalstorageismodeledasanenergybufferforhigh-temperatureprocessheatintheindustrialsector,witharoundtrip

thermalefficiencyof95%.Inregionswithhighsolarinstalledcapacity,thermalstoragewilltendtochargemiddayanddischargeduringthenightstomeetcontinuous24/7industrialthermalneeds.Figure9showspossibleheatcarriersandillustratesthat

severalmaterialsarecandidatesforprovidingprocessheat>1500C.

Globalelectrificationofindustrialprocessheat>200Celiminates9PWh/yearoffossilfuelfuelsandcreates9PWh/yearofadditionalelectricaldemand,asequalheatdeliveryefficiencyisassumed.

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Temperature(C)

ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

3000

●Graphite/Carbon

.

AI203

.

Si02

.

Mullite

.

Steel

.

Sand

.

Alluminum

.

Concrete

.

MoltenSalt

.

ThermalOil

.

Water

2500

2000

1500

1000

500

0

500

1000

350040004500

1500200025003000

SpecificHeat(J/kgK)

Figure10:ThermalStorage-HeatStorageMedia

Note:Bubblediametersrepresentspecificheatoverusablerange.

SustainablyProduceHydrogenforSteelandFertilizer

Todayhydrogenisproducedfromcoal,oilandnaturalgas,andisusedintherefiningoffossilfuels(notablydiesel)andinvariousindustrialapplications(includingsteelandfertilizerproduction).

Greenhydrogencanbeproducedviatheelectrolysisofwater(highenergyintensity,nocarboncontainingproductsconsumed/produced)orviamethanepyrolysis(lowerenergyintensity,producesasolidcarbon-blackbyproductthatcouldbeconvertedintousefulcarbon-basedproducts)g.

Toconservativelyestimateelectricitydemandforgreenhydrogen,theassumptionis:

?Nohydrogenwillbeneededforfossilfuelrefininggoingforward

?SteelproductionwillbeconvertedtotheDirectReducedIronprocess,requiringhydrogenasaninput.Hydrogendemandtoreduceironore(assumedtobeFe3O4)isbasedonthefollowingreductionreaction:

ReductionbyH2

?FeO+H=3FeO+HO

342

2

?FeO+H=FeO+HO

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?Allglobalhydrogenproductionwillcomefromelectrolysis

gSustainablesteelproductionmayalsobeperformedthroughmoltenoxideelectrolysis,whichrequiresheatandelectricity,butdoesnotrequirehydrogenasareducingagent,andmaybelessenergyintensive,butthisbenefitisbeyondthescopeoftheanalysis

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.

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ThePlantoEliminateFossilFuels

Thesesimplifiedassumptionsforindustrialdemand,resultinaglobaldemandof150Mt/yrofgreenhydrogen,andsourcingthisfromelectrolysisrequiresanestimated~7.2PWh/yearofsustainablygeneratedelectricityh,

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,

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.

Theelectricaldemandforhydrogenproductionismodeledasaflexibleloadwithannualproductionconstraints,withhydrogenstoragepotentialmodeledintheformofundergroundgasstoragefacilities(likenaturalgasisstoredtoday)withmaximum

resourceconstraints.Undergroundgasstoragefacilitiesusedtodayfornaturalgasstoragecanberetrofittedforhydrogen

storage;themodeledU.S.hydrogenstoragerequires~30%ofexistin