Blue hydrogen technology is well-positioned to capitalize on the U.S.’ abundant supply of affordable natural gas and cutting-edge CCS technologies to expand America’s commanding position in energy production. A new global market for lower-emissions hydrogen is taking shape, as economies like Europe and Japan develop ambitious plans to produce and import clean hydrogen. Source: CRES Forum

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The economics and greenhouse gas emissions of renewable hydrogen and e-fuels imported in the European Union

This study assesses the economic costs and climate impacts of importing renewable hydrogen and e-fuels into the European Union. The focus is on Brazil and Egypt, with which the European Union has recently expanded engagement in renewable hydrogen production and export. We estimate the cost of producing RFNBOs and exporting them from these countries to the European Union as compared […]

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Underground storage for decarbonisation: Trade-offs between hydrogen, natural gas, and carbon dioxide

This paper examines the suitability, opportunities, and challenges associated with large-scale geological storage of natural gas, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide, focusing on the four key subsurface structures. It finds that not all formations are equally suitable for all gases: salt and rock caverns and smaller depleted fields are optimal for hydrogen and natural gas storage, while large-scale aquifers and depleted […]

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Capital Hydrogen feasibility report: the case of London

Capital Hydrogen focuses on hydrogen production, distribution and consumption in London and the South East. Existing gas infrastructure throughout London, the East of England and the South East provides flexible, dispatchable, and secure energy for heating, industry and power generation, delivering up to 250 TWh of natural gas to over 8 million homes, over 180,000 commercial buildings, 20,000 industrial users […]

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