The value of the hydrogen sector in Europe today is estimated to be €2 billion. By 2030 this is expected to grow to become a staggering €140 billion. That is a compound annual growth rate in excess of 50%. It is speculated that 140,000 jobs will also be created along the way. The hydrogen sector […]
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The value of the hydrogen sector in Europe today is estimated to be €2 billion. By 2030 this is expected to grow to become a staggering €140 billion. That is a compound annual growth rate in excess of 50%. It is speculated that 140,000 jobs will also be created along the way. The hydrogen sector […]
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What are the greatest challenges ahead for battery storage companies and utilities? Learn about the potential of existing technologies and impact of second-life batteries.
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Get an in-depth insight of green hydrogen and the market drivers making it the investment opportunity of our generation.
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This webinar featured Ulf Eriksen, VP of Hydrogen at Statkraft. focused on:
• Hydrogen’s best opportunities?
• The cost and value drivers linked to its development.
What would it take to make such a dream – the generation of hydrogen from renewable electricity, a reality?
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Hydrogen is set to transform the energy sector and become a billion dollar energy market. Gain insight from a leading Energy Transition Expert with deep industry experience.
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A comprehensive overview of electrolysers, the three main electrolyser technologies being used at scale today and an outlook of hydrogen production in the future.
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This paper provides an expert overview of the hydrogen value chain and the factors impacting its status as the world’s leading fuel carrier.
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A comprehensive overview of electrolysers, the three main electrolyser technologies being used at scale today and an outlook of hydrogen production in the future.
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Sector coupling is drawing attention as it offers advantages to the whole energy system, such as large scale, long term fuel storage.
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SMR operational economics are universal: maximise the hydrogen production and minimise hydrocarbon consumption.
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