The European fertilizer industry welcomes the EU Hydrogen Strategy and particularly the recognition of ammonia as a fuel of the future and emphasizes the potential of ammonia as energy storage technology.
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European technology providers will build worlds largest green hydrogen project. The ammiona plant, planned in northwestern Saudi Arabia, will produce 650 tonnes of hydrogen per day.
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An ISPT-study shows that the Dutch industrial regions can host large-scale green hydrogen production through industrial electrolysis of water. The industrial clusters of Rotterdam, the North Sea Canal area, Geleen, Zeeland and the northern Netherlands are all suitable for a gigawatt scale electrolyser.
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Danish engineering company Haldor Topsoe releases it’s SynCOR Hydrogen technology. The company promises a CO2-capture rate of 95 percent and more. Using proven autothermal reforming technology. The solution makes blue hydrogen a bit more feasible and energy efficient.
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The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate, together with Gasunie and TenneT, will investigate the conditions under which part of the existing gas network can be used to transport hydrogen.
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Part of the 130 billion euro German corona economic stimulus package will be used to make the energy industry greener. Simon Göss of Energy Brainpool gives an overview of the focus points of the German government. Especially the hydrogen plans are interesting for European industry in general. Simon Göss, Energy Brainpool
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Germany’s Federal Government specified the composition of the National Hydrogen Council (NHC). Among others, the CEO of Uniper, Andreas Schierenbeck, was appointed to the twenty-six-member committee of experts from science and industry.
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Green hydrogen from an RWE Generation electrolyzer could help thyssenkrupp Steel Europe sustainably reduce CO2 emissions from steel production in the future. The energy company and the steel producer have agreed to work together towards a longer-term hydrogen partnership.
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Although hydrogen is not the silver bullet the sustainable molecules do make an important contribution to the energy transition. Dutch Hydrogen Envoy Noé van Hulst therefore sees that really big leaps can be made in the next five to ten years.
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The breakthrough of hydrogen seems imminent. However, the problem is CO2 emissions during production. Methane pyrolysis produces hydrogen from natural gas with carbon as a valuable by-product. Call it the turquoise variant. BASF, Shell and also TNO see possibilities. Currently, the industry already uses a lot of hydrogen. Among other things for the desulphurization of […]
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