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A Technoeconomic and Lifecycle Analysis of Catalytic Non-Thermal Plasma Steam Methane Reforming for Renewable Hydrogen Production
When produced with sufficiently low life-cycle emissions, hydrogen may support low-carbon, dispatchable electricity generation to realize statewide renewable energy regulatory objectives. This thesis develops a screening-level electrothermochemical process model of catalytic non-thermal plasma steam
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