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Ning Lin

Chief Economist

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Ning Lin is the Chief Economist at the University of Texas at Austin, USA. His research focuses on hydrogen production and its implications for sustainable agriculture and energy transition, as evidenced by his recent articles on the feasibility of hydrogen hubs, water resource impacts, and low-carbon ammonia markets. He is also engaged in the economic evaluation of hydrogen storage and the strategic planning for natural gas-based hydrogen projects.

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Sobhan Razm

University of Texas at Austin

UNITED STATES

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Jean-Philippe Nicot

Senior Research Scientist

University of Texas at Austin

UNITED STATES

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Lorena Moscardelli

Research Associate Professor & Principal Investigator

University of Texas at Austin

UNITED STATES

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Haoying Wang

Associate Professor of Management

New Mexico Tech

UNITED STATES

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Natural hydrogen techno-economics and valuation

Assessing spatial feasibility for hydrogen hub development in South-Central U.S.: Challenges, infrastructure synergy, and strategic planning

Water Requirements for Hydrogen Production: Assessing Future Demand and Impacts on Texas Water Resources

Potential integration scenarios of low carbon intensity hydrogen in the corn ethanol biofuel value chain in the United States

The Market for Low-Carbon-Intensity Ammonia

Greening the Corn Belt: Low-carbon-intensity ammonia’s role in the future of sustainable corn production

The dual role of low-carbon ammonia in climate-smart farming and energy transition

Navigating the Implementation of Tax Credits for Natural-Gas-Based Low-Carbon-Intensity Hydrogen Projects

Hydrogen demand potential and economics for heavy-duty vehicles and fracking: Sustainable development

Market-based asset valuation of hydrogen geological storage

Route-to-market strategy for low-carbon hydrogen from natural gas in the Permian Basin

Global Liquified Natural Gas Trade under Energy Transition

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Sobhan Razm

Jean-Philippe Nicot

Lorena Moscardelli

Haoying Wang

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