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The spatial evolution of a European hydrogen economy

Wolf, André - In: Intereconomics : review of European economic policy 58 (2023) 2, pp. 111-118

Green hydrogen has outgrown the testing stage: over the next few years, consortia across Europe will be investing large … sums to build the supply chains of tomorrow. However, Europe as a whole will only be successful if it aligns the …

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Green hydrogen: the holy grail of decarbonisation? : an analysis of the technical and geopolitical implications of the future hydrogen economy

Scita, Rossana; Raimondi, Pier Paolo; Noussan, Michel - 2020

Hydrogen is currently enjoying a renewed and widespread momentum in the energy market. In the last years, demand for hydrogen has substantially increased worldwide, with several countries developing hydrogen national strategies, and private companies investing in the development of hydrogen...

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Energy prices and the economic feasibility of using hydrogen energy for road transport in the People's Republic of China

Li, Yanfei; Taghizadeh-Hesary, Farhad - 2020

This study develops quantitative models to conduct economic assessments of the feasibility of producing hydrogen energy from renewable energy and subsequently applying it in the road transport sector in the People's Republic of China. The study applies a well-to-wheel model to analyze the cost...

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A Study on the Revitalization of Renewable Energy Industry in the Low-Carbon Era : Focusing on Offshore Wind Power and Hydrogen

Hur, Sun Kyung - 2022

Since the onset of the COVID-19, the seriousness of the climate problem has attracted more attention, and international cooperation to prevent climate change and climate disaster is continuing. More than 100 countries, including the EU, China, and Japan, have declared or are pursuing carbon...

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The potential role of hydrogen towards a low-carbon residential heating in Italy

Noussan, Michel; Tavella, Sergio - 2021

Buildings’ heating represents an important share of the total energy consumption in Italy, and to reach the challenging decarbonization targets set by the EU by 2050, a combination of measures and technologies will be required. This working paper presents an analysis of different scenarios...

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Defining the abatement cost in presence of learning-by-doing : application to the fuel cell electric vehicle

Creti, Anna; Kotelnikova, Alena; Meunier, Guy; … - 2015

The transition of a sector from a pollutant state to a clean one is studied. A green technology, subject to learning-by-doing, progressively replaces an old one. The notion of abatement cost in this dynamic context is fully characterized. The theoretical, dynamic optimization, perspective is...

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Estimating long-term global supply costs for low-carbon hydrogen

Brändle, Gregor; Schönfisch, Max; Schulte, Simon - 2020

As part of the decarbonisation of the global economy, low-carbon hydrogen is expected to play acentral role in future energy systems. This article presents a comprehensive approach for estimating thedevelopment of global production and supply costs of low-carbon hydrogen from renewable energy...

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Analysing the impact of a renewable hydrogen quota on the European electricity and natural gas markets

Schlund, David; Schönfisch, Max - 2021

We perform a model-based analysis of the impact of a renewable hydrogen quota on EU gas and electricity markets. By comparing a scenario in which a renewable hydrogen quota with tradable certificates is imposed on final gas consumption in the sectors of the economy outside the EU ETS with a...

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Simultaneity of green energy and hydrogen production : analysing the dispatch of a grid-connected electrolyser

Schlund, David; Theile, Philipp - 2021

Hydrogen is viewed as a promising supplement in future energy systems with high penetration rates of renewable energy (RE) generation. As conversion technology between the two secondary energy carriers, hydrogen and electricity, particularly grid-connected electrolysers, have a role to play....

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Europe, the Green Island? : developing an integrated energy system model to assess an energy-independent, CO₂-neutral Europe

Helgeson, Broghan - 2024

goal of the European Commission of carbon neutrality in Europe by 2050. In doing so, the investment and dispatch … between energy supply and demand for 28 countries in Europe up to 2050. The model is applied to examine the cost- minimal … decarbonization pathway for two scenarios with varying spatial boundaries of the optimization, namely the Green Island Europe and …

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