This interactive cut-and-stick activity, developed by the HyAcademy.eu Project, introduces pupils to the different “colours” of hydrogen and the production methods associated with each one. Aimed primarily at learners aged 9–13, it encourages students to match hydrogen types with their production methods and carbon footprints, before using the accompanying teacher information sheet to discuss and explore the sustainability implications of each type. The activity helps learners understand why some forms of hydrogen, particularly those produced using renewable energy, are considered more desirable in the transition towards net-zero energy systems.
Disclaimer:
In accordance with EU law, we disclaim liability for any content gathered or shared by third parties. Responsibility for the accuracy, legality, and reliability of such content rests solely with the respective third parties.
Understanding how fuel cells and electrolysers work can be challenging for young learners, as both i...
This resource on Electro Colour Prints was produced by Unit Lab in collaboration STORE. It is an ele...
This experiment on Hydrogen Storage is aimed at students aged 11-14, and was created as part of the ...
HyAcademy Project is supported by the European Union via the Clean Hydrogen Partnership - Joint Undertaking under Grant Agreement No: 101137988
Project Lead: Prof. K.Bouzek, Prof. Steinberger-Wilckens
Resource Centre
Comment (0)
No comments available.