Lecture as part of the thematic lecture series "Energy Transition as a Challenge" of the Studium Generale at Ulm University by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Schlick, Institute for Energy Technology and Energy Economics (IEE) at Ulm University of Technology (thu)
Today we see these three forms of energy carrier. But which is the best? What is the best option, anyway? In the public debate on this topic, technological openness is demanded, suggesting that this is the only way to find the best solution. But will we ultimately get the best solution, or will reality dictate a different one? These questions will be discussed in the context of practical implementation.
Prof. Michael Schlick is the project manager for the Hydrogen for Vehicles, Industry, Distribution, and Production (H2-ToGo and H2Grid) project within the framework of the Green Hydrogen BW model region.
This thematic lecture series "Energy Transition as a Challenge" will focus primarily on the social, political, and economic aspects of the energy transition. This series of events takes place within the framework of the model region for green hydrogen.