The regulatory environment for hydrogen in Europe presents an opportunity for countries with high renewable penetration. Nordics and Iberian regions are the cheapest regions to produce Hydrogen, in Europe, thanks to RED Ill compliant grid power and cheap power prices. Countries willing to integrate electrolysers into their power systems, could benefit from lower LCOH, like Germany with its 13K mechanism. […]
Low-carbon hydrogen can support a net-zero-emissions transition, especially in hard-to-abate sectors. Low-carbon hydrogen is in its infancy; massive investment may be needed to reduce costs in both hydrogen technologies and upstream electricity. Global cooperation can help: • address mismatches between supply and demand, and • manage material requirements.
This report tracks progress towards the 5-10% 2030 SZEF goal in order to understand what further actions are necessary to make that goal a reality and to go beyond it. The production cost of green hydrogen will be an important catalyst for supply scale-up Although fewer than ten appear to have been ordered, cruise ships appear to be the first […]
Use of hydrogen in the steel industry by 2040 is estimated at 15 Mt /y, equivalent to around 100GW electolyser capacity in operation, however, likely to mainly be supplied as blue hydrogen.
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