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5 years, 6 months agoAdvisory that cuts emissions
Hydrogen.
Small atom. Big opportunities.
Hydrogen will play a key role in cutting emissions and changing the world from fossil to renewable energy solutions.
Today, around 70-100 Mt of hydrogen is produced worldwide, primarily for industrial use, including methanol and fertilizer production. This mainly consists of so-called "grey hydrogen", i.e. hydrogen produced from hydrocarbons. There are no marketplaces, most is produced on-site, and trade is mostly bilateral.
Requirements for emission reductions will require that large parts of the existing market must be turned from fossil feedstock to hydrogen from renewable energy or fossil feedstock with CO2 capture. In addition, we will see the rise of new markets using emissions-free hydrogen; as an energy carrier for transport, intermediate storage of renewable energy, reactant in the process industry, and important ingredient in several processes for recycling CO2.
Although a larger market for emissions-free hydrogen is very likely to be realized in the next 10-20 years, no one can say with certainty to what extent, which sectors will be the dominant purchasers of hydrogen, emerge first and trigger a larger market. This results in a range of different scenarios for the future, where value chains, market sizes, volume, technology and infrastructure can vary widely.
Greensight provide tools for businesses looking to seize the opportunities in an emerging hydrogen market. We provide our customers with insight into all parts of the hydrogen value chain; from analyses and scenarios of markets, through technology and infrastructure, to production opportunities and hydrogen prices.
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