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Emissions-Free, Renewable Fuel

Green Hydrogen for Aviation and Trucking
Technology
Transportation
Grade 10
ON
Truck driving on the road

Description

Students explore green hydrogen as a potential climate solution for hard-to-decarbonize sectors: aviation and trucking. Through a multimedia presentation introducing the science of hydrogen fuel cells and a real-world case study, students understand how green hydrogen works and why it's being considered for these industries.

Lesson Type: Experiential

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Transportation

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