3/15/2016 1 Utilization and Technology Validation Highlights Jay Keller Sandia National Laboratories Combustion Research Facility Hydrogen Program Annual.

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3/15/ Utilization and Technology Validation Highlights Jay Keller Sandia National Laboratories Combustion Research Facility Hydrogen Program Annual Technical Review May 9-11, 2000

3/15/ End-Use Components FReversible Fuel Cells - Renewable Energy Storage G Low Cost Reversible Fuel Cell - Technology Management Inc FEngines - End-Use G Natural Gas / Hydrogen blends - NRG Technologies G Free piston - Sandia National Laboratory FSensors - Safety G Gallium Nitride Integrated Gas/Temperature Sensors for FC System Monitoring H 2 and CO - Fluence G Thick Film Hydrogen Sensor Detector - Oak Ridge National Laboratory G Interfacial Stability of Thin Film H 2 Sensors - National Renewable Laboratory FElectrolyzers - Infrastructure G Home Refueling - Stuart Energy G High Efficiency Steam Electrolyzer - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

3/15/ Stuart Electrolyser

3/15/ Hydrogen Infrastructure FLas Vegas G Co-production of hydrogen and electrical power G Systems integration of hydrogen components G Create and support local hydrogen fleet â Pure Hydrogen Hybrid Bus â Hydrogen/Natural Gas Blends FSunline Transit Agency G Support of the California Fuel Cell Partnership â H 2 Production –HBT Autothermal Reforming of Natural Gas FH 2 source - the chicken and the egg G Electrolyzers - Stuart Energy, Proton â Active discussion with major automobile manufactors NRG’s Crown Vic

3/15/ Hydrogen Infrastructure FMining Vehicles G Natural fit for PEMFC and Hydride technologies G A market pull FHigh Pressure Composite Tanks G On board storage solution today - TBD FStorage Safety Comparison G Different technologies and fuels - SNL â Safety perception / certification FDistributed Power G Development of stationary fuel cells and hydrogen systems for stationary applications Conformable Tanks

3/15/ Northwest Power Systems Distributed Power Unit