Where will hydrogen come from.. in 2020?
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H2 storage
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100% renewable targets will require power storage to manage flows on the net
Electrolysers utilise these intermittent power flows to produce H2 gas from water
H2 gas can be stored in large quantities underground and transported via existing gas pipelines
H2 vehicles recharge faster and are more durable than battery powered transport
Growing H2 demand in industrial processes will reduce costs and increase supply
What's H2appening?
Atlas of Potentials: Germany lines up green H2 Africa
Posted under Hydrogen Hits the Roads on 30 March, 2020
As Germany's OGE (Open Grid Europe) Germany's largest gas TSO announced another 130 km hydrogen pipeline, Germany is exploring also beyond its borders where this ..read on»
EU’s Green Deal Industrial Strategy includes Clean H2 Alliance
Posted under Hydrogen Hits the Roads on 11 March, 2020
De EU Commission on March 10, 2020 presented its New industrial strategy for Europe as " Europe needs an industry that becomes greener and ..read on»
EU Climate Law goes viral: articles important for H2 deployment
Posted under Policy News on 5 March, 2020
On March 4, 2020 the EU Commission communicated its commitment to become a zero emission, and hopefully virus-free continent,  in a proposal for a Regulation ..read on»
Looking for green deals? Export H2 to Germany!!
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 12 February, 2020
Germany's long awaited H2 strategy is floating as a draft over Brussels desks sibnce Febraury 3 2020, key points By 2030, the mandatory share of ..read on»
Signing up for a carbon free Rhine-Alpine corridor!
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 29 January, 2020
On January 29, 2020 the Dutch province Zuid-Holland, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Innovation, Digitalisation and Energy of North Rhine-Westphalia, Dutch province of Gelderland and the ..read on»
30-30-30: a new decade of EU targets to calm down the climate?
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 10 January, 2020
During 2019 the EHA Weekly Climate Briefs kept track of various concrete and policy steps after the publication on October 8, 2018 of  "Global Warming ..read on»
Where will Hydrogen come from in 2020?
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 27 December, 2019
Kawasaki Heavy Industries launching the first vessel, the Suiso Frontier, to carry liquid hydrogen in Kobe, Japan on December 12, 2019 seems to kick ..read on»
EHA Climate Brief Week 43: Green Deal is made in H2eaven(n)
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 13 December, 2019
And in the end will then the EU Green Deal make it happen? After 15 years of Energy and Transport scenario-ing, where slowly but ..read on»
EHA Climate Brief Week 42: EU’s taxonomy will channel green investments to the real deal..
Posted under Hydrogen Hits the Roads on 11 December, 2019
On December 5, 2019 the EU's Finnish presidency of the EU Council agreed with the EU Parliament on a taxonomy defining which economic activities can ..read on»
EHA Climate Brief Week 41: Dutch put new urgency in Green Deal
Posted under EHA Climate Briefs on 28 November, 2019
1 Recognize that hydrogen will be an important enabler for multiple applications in a decarbonized energy system ..read on»
Hey EIB! Look what is waiting for fossil-free, green deal financing!
Posted under Hydrogen Hits the Roads on 22 November, 2019
The board of the European Investment Bank (EIB) announced on November 14, 2019 its new energy lending policy and the ambition to stop financing ..read on»

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