In order to be cost competitive with blue hydrogen in Europe, green hydrogen needs to beat a target of ~2.5 Euros/kg H2. (Source: Aurora Energy Research)
Market Scenario

Green Hydrogen: Electrolyzers still Need Policy Support to become Competitive

Both Germany and Europe have set the goal of becoming greenhouse gas neutral by 2050 at the latest. This means that energy consumption throughout the economy must be switched to carbon-free sources. Hydrogen will play an important role here, especially in activities that are otherwise impossible or difficult to decarbonize - for example, in the steel and chemical industries, aviation, ships or parts of the transportation sector. One of the crucial factors for rapid conversion is the question of how the production costs for green hydrogen can be reduced to a competitive level.

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Providers on the topic

Condition monitoring, an evaluation on unit failures, diagnostic information and newly commissioned units are important topics in unit management. (Source:©Jörn Pilon - stock.adobe.com)
Automation

Device Replacement Made Easy?

What does the future handling of field devices look like? Why has digitalization in the process industry not yet progressed as far as users and manufacturers would like? The discussions around device management provide an insight into the challenges. Thanks to Profinet and APL, solutions for this are already starting to emerge.

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Desert sun for hydrogen: Germany hopes for H2 from Namibia. (Source: free licensed)
Hydrogen Imports

Under the African Sun: Hydrogen from Namibia for Europe?

Where will the gas for tomorrow come from? Not from Central Europe - at least not on its own - everyone actually agrees on that. Even and especially in the brave new world of green energies, the Old World will be dependent on imports, perhaps even more than before. For this reason, wind- and above all sun-rich and sparsely populated countries are getting into position to supply Europe with much sought-after hydrogen. Namibia could play a key role in this...

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