A region‐specific environmental analysis of technology implementation of hydrogen energy in Japan based on life cycle assessment

Energy systems using renewables with adequate energy carriers are needed for sustainability. Before accelerating technology implementation for the transition to the new energy system, region‐specific implementation effects should be carefully examined as a system. In this study, we aim to analyze an...

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description Energy systems using renewables with adequate energy carriers are needed for sustainability. Before accelerating technology implementation for the transition to the new energy system, region‐specific implementation effects should be carefully examined as a system. In this study, we aim to analyze an energy system using hydrogen as an energy carrier with the approach of combining life cycle assessment and a regional energy simulation model. The model calculates the emissions, such as CO2, nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur oxides (SOx), and volatile organic compounds, and their impacts on human health, social assets, primary production, and an integrated index. The analysis quantitatively presented various environmental impacts by region, life cycle stage, and impact category. Climate change was dominant on the integrated index while the other impact categories were also important. Fuel cell vehicles were effective in mitigating local air pollution, especially in high‐population regions where many people are adversely affected. Although technology implementation contributes to mitigating environmental impacts at locations of energy users, it also has possibilities to have negative impacts at locations of device manufacturing and raw material processing. The definition of the regional division was also an important factor in energy system design because the final results of life cycle assessments are highly sensitive to region‐specific characteristics. The proposed region‐specific analysis is expected to support local governments and technology developers in designing appropriate energy systems for regions and building marketing plans for specific targets.
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subjects Air pollution
Carbon dioxide
Climate change
Computer simulation
Electric vehicles
Emissions
Energy
Engineering
Engineering, Environmental
Environmental impact
Environmental Sciences
Environmental Sciences & Ecology
fuel cell vehicle
Fuel cells
Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Hydrogen
hydrogen energy system
Hydrogen-based energy
Impact strength
Implementation
industrial ecology
Life cycle analysis
Life cycle assessment
life cycle impact assessment method based on endpoint modeling (LIME)
Life cycles
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Local government
Marketing
Nitrogen oxides
Organic compounds
Oxides
Photochemicals
Primary production
Regional analysis
region‐specific characteristics
Science & Technology
Science & Technology - Other Topics
Simulation
Sulfur
Sulfur oxides
Systems design
Technology
Technology assessment
urban employment area
Vehicles
VOCs
Volatile organic compounds
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