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Hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuels can play an important role in the decarbonisation of sectors where emissions are hard to abate and alternative solutions are either unavailable or difficult to implement, such as heavy industry and long-distance transport.

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Why is it important?

Hydrogen stands as a remarkably adaptable energy courier, holding the potential to address a spectrum of pressing energy dilemmas. In the contemporary landscape, hydrogen finds its primary utility within the realms of refining and chemistry, its creation predominantly rooted in fossil fuels like coal and natural gas. This, however, gives rise to substantial yearly emissions of CO2, warranting attention.

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Increased demand for renewables:

Increased awareness and demand for sustainable energy sources are driving interest in hydrogen energy.

Development of hydrogen infrastructure:

The expansion of the network of hydrogen refueling stations and infrastructure contributes to the growth of the hydrogen transport market.

Technological innovations:

Introduction of advanced technologies in the production of hydrogen and its use in an increasing number of industries.

Improving Energy Efficiency:

The transition to hydrogen energy is attractive for industries seeking to improve their energy efficiency and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

The development of hydrogen technologies is due to a number of main reasons:

  1. Diversification of energy sources: The development of hydrogen technologies allows diversifying energy sources and reducing dependence on fossil fuels such as oil and coal.
  2. Hydrogen can be produced from a variety of sources, including renewable energy, making it a more sustainable and environmentally friendly option for a variety of applications.
  3. Energy Efficiency: Hydrogen can be used as an energy store, allowing efficient management of energy produced from renewable sources, which can be variable in nature. This contributes to the sustainability of the energy system and increases the efficiency of the use of renewable energy sources.
  4. Mobility and Transportation: Hydrogen fuel cells can be used in cars, buses, trains and other vehicles. The use of hydrogen in vehicles can help reduce urban air pollution and improve air quality.
  5. Energy-intensive processes: Hydrogen technologies can be useful in energy-intensive processes such as ammonia production, steel production, reforming and other manufacturing operations, allowing the replacement of fossil fuels with a clean energy source.
  6. Backup energy sources: Hydrogen can serve as a backup energy source, which is especially important for regions with insufficient or unstable energy supplies. In case of crisis situations or blackouts in the power grid, hydrogen systems can provide an alternative and reliable source of energy.

Why do we need HYDROGEN?

Hydrogen holds the distinction of possessing the most substantial energy content per unit weight among all chemical fuels, outstripping gasoline by a factor of three. It serves as an indispensable raw material for the chemical sector, playing a vital role in oil refining and the manufacturing of fertilizers. Furthermore, it drives fuel cells, exhibiting minimal to virtually absent emissions. Progress in hydrogen technology stands poised to catalyze advancements across diverse domains, encompassing innovations in areas ranging from steel production and ironmaking to the realms of energy storage and the facilitation of transportation through a gamut of vehicles, including both light-duty and heavy-duty automobiles, trains, aircraft, and watercraft.