Abstract: How will Bhutan develop its grassroots green hydrogen research capacity without creating material dependencies from external trade partners? Learning from recent experiments in Indonesia, this paper proposes a low-pressure green hydrogen, low-cost, local, inclusive roadmap with specific design and engineering principles for the constitutional monarchy.

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• Publication date: July 25, 2023
• Authors:

1. Jung-Harada, Cesar
2. Zeng, Jinger;
3. Kyaw, Ohnmar;
4. Cassinelli, Alvaro;
5. Pascual, Pamela;
6. Dividani, Ni Made;
7. Wangchu, Karma;
8. Wee, Abigail;
9. Diez, Tomas;
10. Huynh, Duy

• DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8171636
• Keyword(s): Bhutan green hydrogen storage low pressure low cost R&D climate change adaptation
• Published in: Proceedings of the Fab 23 Research Papers Stream, Hogeschool Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, pp. 63-79.
• Meeting: Fab 23 Research Papers Stream (Fab23), Thimphu, Bhutan, 16-28 July 2023
• Communities: FabLab international conferences, research papers stream
• License (for files): Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
• Reviewers: Cindy Kohtala, chair. Peter Troxler, chair
• Sponsors
1. Seeed Studio, China
2. Supply Frame, USA
3. Helium Foundation, Switzerland

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Developing Green Hydrogen Low-Cost Research and Development Platform for Production, Storage and Transport in Bhutan

How will Bhutan develop its grassroots green hydrogen research capacity without creating material dependencies from external trade partners? Learning from recent experiments in Indonesia, this paper proposes a low-cost, local, inclusive roadmap with specific design and engineering principles for the constitutional monarchy.

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