2022 Canadian School of Hydrocarbon Measurement

Blending hydrogen into natural gas creates a gas mixture with a lower carbon intensity and is an important avenue to deliver renewable energy to the consumer market.  Current natural gas analysis techniques do not evaluate the hydrogen content and the presence of hydrogen can complicate many traditional quality measurements routinely performed in our industry.  This paper will examine new methods and modifications required to evaluate gas mixtures containing hydrogen and other changes necessary to analytical systems used with hydrogen mixtures.