Control system for carbon intensity management in a hydrogen supply network
AssigneeAir Products and Chemicals, Inc.
InventorsPRATIK MISRA, SANJAY MEHTA
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AssigneeAir Products and Chemicals, Inc.
InventorsPRATIK MISRA, SANJAY MEHTA
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A computer-implemented method of providing hydrogen having a defined carbon intensity (CI) value to an end user location, the process comprising: selecting a total end-to-end maximum CI value for the hydrogen from production to delivery of the hydrogen to an end user location; receiving one or more feedstocks; receiving product CI values associated with each feedstock and/or the produced hydrogen; receiving demand data defining the end user demand for the hydrogen; receiving renewable power data; defining, in an optimization model, a plurality of constraints; generating, using the optimization model, a control strategy for control of the one or more industrial plants; and controlling the industrial plants in accordance with the values of the control variables to process the one or more feedstocks in order to provide a required quantity of hydrogen meeting the selected total end-to-end maximum CI value for use by an end user.
A computer-implemented method of providing hydrogen having a defined carbon intensity (CI) value to an end user location, the process being executed by at least one hardware processor and comprising:
An industrial processing facility operable to provide hydrogen having a defined carbon intensity (CI) value to an end user location, the industrial processing facility having one or more industrial plants powered at least in part by renewable power sources, and a computer system comprising at least one hardware processer, the industrial processing facility being configured to carry out the steps of:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing a program of instructions executable by a machine to perform a method of providing hydrogen having a defined carbon intensity (CI) value to an end user location, the process being executed by at least one hardware processor and comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.