🧪 Energy Advanced Hydrogen Economy Simulation
Interactive hydrogen-economy simulator: compare grey, blue, green and turquoise hydrogen production pathways head-to-head on levelized cost per kilogram and CO2 emissions as you move gas price, electricity price, grid renewable share and carbon price.
The hydrogen economy is not one technology but four competing production routes — grey, blue, green and turquoise hydrogen — each with a different feedstock, capital cost and carbon footprint. This simulator races all four side by side in 3D: gas molecules or grid electrons stream up into each reactor tower, a live bar tracks its levelized cost per kilogram, and smoke rising above a tower shows its CO₂ output. Four sliders — natural gas price, electricity price, grid renewable share and a carbon price — let you explore the exact economic and policy levers that decide which pathway actually wins the transition to clean hydrogen, with live numeric readouts for the cost and emissions of every pathway and a running "cheapest pathway" verdict.
This simulation explores the concept of a hydrogen economy, demonstrating how hydrogen can be produced, stored, and used as a clean fuel source. It highlights the challenges and opportunities associated with transitioning to a hydrogen-based energy system.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install