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Terry Bickham, Chief Engineer at Green CHP, will be speaking at Association of Energy Engineers's AEE World 2024 (https://aeeworld.org/) on the topic of "Improving Green Hydrogen Productivity through Green CHP." Join us for the session titled Hydrogen on September 25th from 2:00-4:00 pm. Terry will explore how integrating hybrid solar photovoltaic-thermal (PVT) panels can revolutionize green hydrogen production by reducing the energy required for electrolysis without compromising sustainability. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how PVT technology could be a game-changer in achieving the Department of Energy’s ambitious Hydrogen Earthshot goal! #GreenHydrogen #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability #AEEWorld2024 #GreenCHP #HydrogenEarthshot #CleanEnergy #EnergyEfficiency #SolarTechnology #Innovation #ClimateAction #Decarbonization #HydrogenEconomy #PVT #SolarEnergy #FutureOfEnergy #DoE

The region's high solar and wind energy potential enables cheap electricity for hydrogen production via electrolysis. Scaling up infrastructure, technological advancements in electrolyzers, and supportive policies will lower costs, making green hydrogen competitive with natural gas over time. This aligns with global decarbonization efforts and rising carbon emission costs. John Roper Uniper #energy #hydrogen #decarbonization

【Electricity as an Energy Vector: A Performance Comparison with Hydrogen and Biodiesel in Italy】 Full article: https://lnkd.in/g3kaSpcB (Authored by Emiliano Finocchi, from Università LUISS Guido Carli, Italy.) Electricity is a fundamental component of a climate-neutral energy system, owing to the maturity of #renewable technologies such as wind and solar, and the inherent efficiency advantages of electric power. This study embarked on a comparative analysis of #electricity as an energy vector, focusing on its applicability, efficiency, and sustainability in the context of Italy’s aluminum smelting industry. #Electrification #Hydrogen #Energy_Efficiency #Decarbonization

?? Made in Britain Feature ?? ? Vincent Thornley discusses the potential of hydrogen for balancing the electricity grid in a ‘whole energy system’ strategy for the future. As more intermittent renewables are connected to the grid, it is increasingly recognised that we need to balance supply and demand with more resources for storage and the flexible transportation of energy. But, while large scale batteries are the most obvious go-to technology for achieving this, there is growing interest in the role of hydrogen. Read how, here:? https://lnkd.in/eWXpkrhu #fundamentals #fundamentalsltd #technologycompany #electricity #energysupply #electricalengineering #powergrid #hydrogen #electricitygrids #energy #technology #development #strategy

The Power of Green Hydrogen How does electrolysis turn simple resources into clean energy? Electrolysis uses water and electricity from renewable sources like solar or wind to produce green hydrogen. Key Benefits of Green Hydrogen: ?? Enhances energy security and independence ?? Supports a resilient and flexible energy grid Three strategies to maximize green hydrogen benefits: ?? Optimize Production Efficiency Improve electrolyzer designs and explore innovative catalysts to reduce energy use. ?? Expand Infrastructure Develop dedicated hydrogen pipelines, scalable storage solutions, and refueling stations. ?? Leverage Sector Integration Integrate green hydrogen in hard-to-decarbonize industries and the power grid. Embracing these strategies can significantly advance our global shift towards a more sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy system. How do you envision the role of green hydrogen in our sustainable future? #GreenHydrogen #EnergyTransition #Danfoss

We’re beyond the days where energy sectors, such as gas, power, and hydrogen, can be viewed in a silo. Coupling energy sectors allows energy systems to become more resilient, diverse, and less reliant on a single source of energy or infrastructure. Modeling interconnected energy systems to find optimal solutions and make informed investment decisions can seem like a daunting task, but it’s necessary to prepare for a sustainable energy future. ?? Watch our on-demand webinar, Sector Coupling and the Hydrogen Economy, and dive deeper into: ?? Coupled Energy Markets ?? Modeling a Coupled Energy System using Co-Optimization ?? Electrification ?? Hydrogen Emergence One of our most popular webinars to date, join the world’s leading energy pioneers in modeling a coupled energy system for a better energy future. Watch Now: https://bit.ly/3UrkaGe #PLEXOS #CoupledMarkets #Hydrogen #CoOptimization #Electrification

?? Understanding Yellow Hydrogen ?? Yellow hydrogen is produced using electrolysis powered by a mix of renewable and non-renewable electricity, resulting in a variable carbon footprint. Key details include: -- Production Method: Electrolysis using grid electricity, which involves splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using an electric current. -- Carbon Footprint: Variable, depending on the proportion of renewable versus non-renewable energy in the grid mix. The carbon footprint is lower if more renewable energy is used. -- Usage: A flexible option that can become greener as the grid incorporates more renewable energy sources. Yellow hydrogen can be used in fuel cells, industrial processes, and as a clean fuel for transportation. As the energy grid becomes more sustainable, yellow hydrogen will play an increasingly important role in the hydrogen economy. #ISESLab #YellowHydrogen #Electrolysis #RenewableEnergy #EnergyMix #HydrogenEconomy

?? Yesterday, I had the privilege of attending the 2nd Hydrogen and Green Gases Forum hosted by energypress.gr . It was an enlightening experience to delve into the latest advancements and discussions surrounding the future of green energy. The forum brought together industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers to explore the pivotal role of hydrogen and green gases in achieving a sustainable energy future. Key topics included advancements in hydrogen production technologies, the integration of green gases into existing energy systems, and the regulatory frameworks needed to foster this transition. Key takeaways for me included: - The potential of hydrogen as a cornerstone for a decarbonized energy system. - Innovative solutions and projects already making significant strides in green gas technologies. - The importance of collaborative efforts across sectors to overcome current challenges and accelerate the adoption of green energy solutions. I look forward to applying these insights and continuing the conversation on how we can collectively move towards a more sustainable and green energy future. #Hydrogen #GreenGases #SustainableEnergy #Energypress #RenewableEnergy

In today's rapidly evolving energy landscape, integrating hydrogen with renewable power is crucial for driving the transition to a sustainable future. Here's why this course is a game-changer: 1. Gain a deep understanding of hydrogen production, storage, and distribution technologies. 2. Learn how to optimize the integration of hydrogen with renewable power systems. 3. Explore the latest market trends, policies, and regulations shaping the hydrogen economy. 4. Participate in interactive sessions to apply your learnings and develop practical strategies. The course is led by a renowned expert with over 20 years of experience in the renewable energy and hydrogen sectors. They have played a pivotal role in advising governments and companies on hydrogen integration and policy development. Don't miss out on this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and drive the future of sustainable energy. Download the course brochure now: https://lnkd.in/ghHrfnVw #HydrogenIntegration #RenewableEnergy #SustainableTransition #EnergyInnovation #HydrogenEconomy #ProfessionalDevelopment

Is #hydrogen the future of clean energy? There are 3 main types to consider: Grey (fossil fuel-based), Blue (with carbon capture), and Green (renewable energy powered). What role will each play in the energy transition? #sustainability #renewableenergy now, as in NETR direction, the targets 1) Blue Hydrogen: To completely phase out the use of grey hydrogen as a feedstock by 2050. 2) Green Hydrogen: To produce up to 2.5 Mtpa of green hydrogen by 2050 from RE such as hydroelectric power and solar. 3) Low-carbon Hydrogen Hubs: To establish one low-carbon hydrogen hub by 2030, and an additional two hubs by 2050, bringing the total to three hubs.