Abstract
Today, hydrogen is produced mainly from natural gas and petroleum fractions. Tomorrow, because reserves of natural gas and oil are declining while demand continues to increase, they cannot be considered available for long-term, large-scale production of hydrogen. Hydrogen obtained from coal is expected to be the lowest cost, large-scale source of hydrogen in the future. The U-GAS ® coal gasification process and its potential application to the manufacture of hydrogen are discussed. Pilot plant results, the current status of the process, and economic projections for the cost of hydrogen manufacture are presented.
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