The EPS already has a stacked area graph of water consumption by power plant type. Consider adding a new data series (stacked area) to this graph indicating the amount of water consumed by electrolyzers to produce green hydrogen.
mass of green hydrogen -> moles of green hydrogen
1 mole of hydrogen -> 1 mole of water (2 hydrogen atoms in each molecule)
moles of water -> mass of water
It should be a simple math operation using universal physical constants that won't vary by region and can probably be hard-coded rather than taken in from CSV files.
[Suggested by Mike Mastrandrea (Stanford) on 12/20/23]
The EPS already has a stacked area graph of water consumption by power plant type. Consider adding a new data series (stacked area) to this graph indicating the amount of water consumed by electrolyzers to produce green hydrogen.
mass of green hydrogen -> moles of green hydrogen 1 mole of hydrogen -> 1 mole of water (2 hydrogen atoms in each molecule) moles of water -> mass of water
It should be a simple math operation using universal physical constants that won't vary by region and can probably be hard-coded rather than taken in from CSV files.
[Suggested by Mike Mastrandrea (Stanford) on 12/20/23]