Webinar | Renewable Hydrogen and the Future of California’s Power Sector – Delivering Affordable, Clean, Firm Dispatchable Power for an Electrified Economy

California’s electrification and clean energy goals are rapidly increasing electricity demand while simultaneously tightening constraints on fossil generation. Achieving a reliable, decarbonized grid will require affordable, clean, firm, dispatchable power capable of supporting electric vehicle charging, building electrification, industrial loads, and growing regional peak demand. 

Renewable hydrogen–fueled turbines are emerging as a potential solution to provide on-demand power that leverages existing infrastructure to complement solar, wind, and long-duration storage. With the first utility-scale hydrogen-capable power plants and hydrogen production facilities moving from planning to operation, policymakers and ratepayer advocates are assessing renewable hydrogen’s role, value, and impacts in real time. 

Join us for a high-level panel discussion with leaders who have directly shaped the deployment of renewable hydrogen projects: 

Speakers: 

  • Martin Adams, GHC Board member and former General Manager, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power 

  • Paul Browning, GHC Board member and former CEO, Mitsubishi Power 

  • Dr. Vincent McDonell, Director, Combustion Laboratory, University of California, Irvine

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