📢 L'hydrogène naturel au cœur de l'actualité grâce à l'Académie des technologies ! 📚 Dans son dernier article, l'Académie des technologies met en lumière l'importance cruciale de développer rapidement la filière de l'hydrogène naturel en France. Elle souligne que plus de 95 % de l’hydrogène actuel est produit à partir d’hydrocarbures et de charbon, ce qui nécessite une action immédiate pour promouvoir des alternatives à faible impact environnemental. ➡️ Les recommandations de l’Académie sont sans équivoque : « Ce qu’il faut, c’est aider cette filière à croître plus rapidement en utilisant les acteurs et les guichets déjà en place, tout en leur octroyant des fonds spécifiquement dédiés à cette nouvelle ressource ». 💪 Nous remercions l’Académie d’avoir mis en lumière le rôle pionnier de 45-8 ENERGY, en citant nos permis obtenus et nos projets de recherche en cours. L’article salue également notre transparence et nos actions de communication continues avec le public. ------------- 📢 Natural hydrogen at the heart of the news thanks to the Académie des technologies! 📚 In its latest article, the Académie des technologies highlights the crucial importance of rapidly developing the natural hydrogen sector in France. It points out that more than 95% of current hydrogen is produced from hydrocarbons and coal, requiring immediate action to promote low environmental impact alternatives. ➡️ The Academy's recommendations are unequivocal: ‘What is needed is to help this sector grow more quickly by using the players and windows already in place, while granting them funds specifically dedicated to this new resource’. 💪 We would like to thank the Academy for highlighting 45-8 ENERGY's pioneering role, citing our permits obtained and our ongoing research projects. The article also recognises our transparency and ongoing communication with the public.
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European demand for #greenhydrogen is expected to be eight times lower than the objectives set by the European Union for 2030, underlines the CEA (The French Energies and Atomic Energy Commission). An observation highlighted by the CEO of TotalEnergies during the World Economic Forum at the end of April. Arcelor Mittal itself announced that it wanted to abandon green hydrogen in its European steelworks, despite the billions of euros in subsidies received for the transition. One of the issues is the business model, which is not yet set. The water sector can also produce green hydrogen. Do we have a better vision and prospective outlook?
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Délégué Général chez Alliance des Minerais, Minéraux et Métaux, Délégué permanent du CSF Mines Métallurgie, #Mines, #Métaux, #Recyclage, #Data, #Finances, #Innovation
L'Académie des technologies valide de facto le positionnement d'un adhérent d'A3M - Alliance des Minerais, Minéraux et Métaux, la startup 45-8 ENERGY qui ambitionne d'être un leader européen de l'hydrogène naturel en #France ! ➡ Les ressources naturelles de notre sous-sol sont définitivement un atout majeur pour la stratégie française de lutte contre le #réchauffementclimatique ! Patrick PELATA, Pierre Toulhoat, Denis RANQUE, Philippe Varin, Victoire de Margerie, Christophe Poinssot POLE AVENIA, France Industrie, UIMM, Minéraux Industriels-France, OFREMI - Observatoire français des ressources minérales pour les filières industrielles, BRGM, DIAMMS - Délégation interministérielle aux approvisionnements en minerais et métaux stratégiques
📢 L'hydrogène naturel au cœur de l'actualité grâce à l'Académie des technologies ! 📚 Dans son dernier article, l'Académie des technologies met en lumière l'importance cruciale de développer rapidement la filière de l'hydrogène naturel en France. Elle souligne que plus de 95 % de l’hydrogène actuel est produit à partir d’hydrocarbures et de charbon, ce qui nécessite une action immédiate pour promouvoir des alternatives à faible impact environnemental. ➡️ Les recommandations de l’Académie sont sans équivoque : « Ce qu’il faut, c’est aider cette filière à croître plus rapidement en utilisant les acteurs et les guichets déjà en place, tout en leur octroyant des fonds spécifiquement dédiés à cette nouvelle ressource ». 💪 Nous remercions l’Académie d’avoir mis en lumière le rôle pionnier de 45-8 ENERGY, en citant nos permis obtenus et nos projets de recherche en cours. L’article salue également notre transparence et nos actions de communication continues avec le public. ------------- 📢 Natural hydrogen at the heart of the news thanks to the Académie des technologies! 📚 In its latest article, the Académie des technologies highlights the crucial importance of rapidly developing the natural hydrogen sector in France. It points out that more than 95% of current hydrogen is produced from hydrocarbons and coal, requiring immediate action to promote low environmental impact alternatives. ➡️ The Academy's recommendations are unequivocal: ‘What is needed is to help this sector grow more quickly by using the players and windows already in place, while granting them funds specifically dedicated to this new resource’. 💪 We would like to thank the Academy for highlighting 45-8 ENERGY's pioneering role, citing our permits obtained and our ongoing research projects. The article also recognises our transparency and ongoing communication with the public.
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🌡🌀🌱 Hydrogen: a future solution for greener mobility? Sure, if only its storage wasn't so complex (large volumes and very low temperatures)... Here comes the 🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 International scientists from UCLouvain - Université catholique de Louvain, Aarhus University and the Max Planck Institute have found a way to make hydrogen storage easier, paving the way for large-scale utilization. This groundbreaking discovery has been published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature Chemistry. Hydrogen, as the lightest chemical element, holds immense promise for eco-friendly transportation and stationary energy storage. However, its high density made storage complex, requiring either high pressure or extremely low temperatures. The scientists' breakthrough involves a porous form of magnesium borohydride capable of storing hydrogen at over twice the density of liquid hydrogen. This is achieved through innovative molecular interactions within the material's pores, resulting in highly efficient storage. This advancement opens doors for compact hydrogen storage and transportation, paving the way for clean and renewable energy solutions, including hydrogen-powered vehicles for example. Congratulations Yaroslav Filinchuk, Torben Rene Jensen, Michael Hirscher and team! 🚀 Read more on the discovery here: https://lnkd.in/ex2fjaDg Or read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/dt2bUS9A #HydrogenInnovation #CleanEnergy #Research
Découverte d’un nouveau système de captage de l’hydrogène plus compact
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À Rotterdam, ce 13 mai 2024, le Belgian Hydrogen Council, coordonné par Cluster TWEED et WaterstofNet , NLHydrogen (NLH) et le Conseil national allemand de l'hydrogène (Nationaler Wasserstoffrat, NWR) ont officiellement signé un protocole d'accord (MOU) solidifiant leur engagement en faveur d'initiatives conjointes visant à faire progresser l'économie de l'hydrogène dans la région du Nord-Ouest de l'Europe. Le protocole d'accord s'appuie sur la longue histoire de coopération et de soutien mutuel entre la Belgique, les Pays-Bas et l'Allemagne. Il vise à établir une plateforme de collaboration entre l'industrie, le gouvernement, les universités, les instituts de recherche et la société civile afin de promouvoir l'innovation et la durabilité dans le secteur de l'hydrogène. Les principaux objectifs du protocole d'accord sont de faciliter les publications en collaboration, de promouvoir l'adoption généralisée des technologies de l'hydrogène et de soutenir l'intégration de l'hydrogène dans le paysage des énergies renouvelables, conformément aux politiques européennes telles que la directive sur les énergies renouvelables II/III (RED II/III). Le Cluster TWEED soutient cette vision et collaboration européenne sur ce sujet : nous sommes heureux de collaborer à plusieurs projets à l'échelle belge (BE-HyFE, soutien à la coordination du Belgian Hydrogen Council,...) et européenne (Green SKHy - Interreg North-West Europe Project, projet se focalisant sur la formation dans le secteur de l'H2 dans la région du Nord-Ouest de l'Europe ou encore HYPOPproject, projet de sensibilisation à l'égard des technologies de l'hydrogène et des piles à combustible au niveau européen). Nous travaillons également à concrétiser cette vision et ces collaborations autour d'un projet de Vallée de l'H2, elle-même connectée aux autres vallées autour de la Wallonie/Belgique Contact H2 chez TWEED : Simon Habran, Cédric Brüll https://lnkd.in/eevaMWMR
Le Conseil belge de l'hydrogène, NLHydrogen et le Conseil national allemand de l'hydrogène signent un protocole d'accord tripartite pour faire progresser l'économie de l'hydrogène en Europe.
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Energy System Modelling Doctoral Researcher | TIMES Modelling Clean Hydrogen, and Energy Transition policies The Maghreb.
🚨 Reflection Post: Green hydrogen exportation: Energy Democracy or Neo-Colonialism? Is green hydrogen a pathway to energy democracy for developing regions? or does it represent a new form of neo-colonialism, prioritizing the needs of wealthy nations over local interests? 🤔 #hydrogen #greenhydrogen #hydrogenvert #energy #renewable #national #strategy #Tunisia #tunisie #europe #exportation #transition
L’hydrogène vert en Tunisie : Un nouveau mécanisme de pillage et d’exploitation - Kapitalis
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Le Belgian Hydrogen Council (BHC), NLHydrogen (NLH) et le Nationaler Wasserstoffrat (NWR) ont signé lundi un protocole d’accord à Rotterdam pour solidifier leur engagement en vue de faire avancer l’économie de l’hydrogène dans le nord-ouest de l’Europe, a indiqué le cluster régional flamand Waterstofnet. Le protocole a pour but d’établir une plateforme pour la collaboration entre l’industrie, les gouvernements, les universités, les instituts de recherche et la société civile pour promouvoir l’innovation et la durabilité dans le secteur de l’hydrogène. Parmi les objectifs du MoU (memorandum of understanding), figurent des publications collaboratives, la promotion de l’adoption élargie de technologies à base d’hydrogène et le soutien de l’intégration de l’hydrogène dans le paysage des énergies renouvelables en s’alignant sur les politiques européennes.
Les conseils belge, allemand et néerlandais de l'hydrogène signent un protocole d'accord - Trends-Tendances
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Texte éditorial où l'auteur constate que les perspectives pour l'hydrogène en tant que carburant s'amenuisent à vue d'oeil depuis 25 ans, tandis que ses promoteurs retiennent de plus en plus mal leur frustration et leur colère. Et ça n'ira pas en s'améliorant, car les dernières nouvelles sont vraiment mauvaises pour la filière hydrogène. «And it’s getting worse and worse. Long held assumptions about different aspects of cost cases are falling apart due to little things like data, evidence and math. The Boston Consulting Group published a gloomy assessment saying that the consensus of €3 per kilogram green hydrogen in 2030 — a consensus shared among STEM illiterate fantasists and hydrogen for energy advocates, if that’s not a redundancy — wasn’t going to be achieved and that more realistic costs would be €5 to €8.80. They didn’t say that the upper end of that range was more likely, but it is. So much for fantasies of US$1.40 hydrogen that think tanks like the International Council on Clean Transportation included in their publications. That’s so far off of reality that it’s difficult to imagine what their analyst was thinking. The International Energy Agency published an e-fuels for transportation assessment late in 2023 which had some eye widening findings, although not for me or anyone who has spent any time doing realistic cost workups in the space. They found that in the absolutely best case scenarios synthetic fuels made from green hydrogen would cost four to six times as much as current fuels. That’s far above the assumption of hydrogen for energy fantasists who thought that they would be cost competitive with fossil fuels, never mind biofuels. And this month the Transportation & Environment research and policy advocacy group in Europe reported that 25 of 25 synthetic kerosene for aviation proposals failed to reach final investment decision because they couldn’t find any airlines willing to pay ten times the cost of current fuels. BCG again reported, albeit without realizing what they were reporting, that only 0.2% of hydrogen proposals by volume had reached operation, an infinitesimal level. BNEF reported that only 13% of hydrogen deals they were tracking that had reached final investment decision had off takers and that only 10% of those were firm. The International Energy Agency reported that only 7% of the theoretically required hydrogen supplies for 2030 were likely to be present.» https://lnkd.in/dmMtDmQF
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Découvrez liste des sites favorables au déploiement de l'hydrogène. Cette publication est cruciale pour comprendre les développements récents dans le domaine de l'hydrogène et son impact sur la transition énergétique. https://lnkd.in/epKjCTxc #Pyrocontrole #Sites#Hydrogene #Liste #TransitionEnergetique
Hydrogène : publication de la liste des sites favorables à la production ou au stockage d'hydrogène (Décret n°2024-281 du 29 mars 2024 pris pour l'application du III de l'article 27 de la loi APER du 10 mars 2023)
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💡 Réponse au quiz de l'UE : projets d'hydrogènes 2030 🌿 Hier, nous avions posé la question de la production d'hydrogène renouvelable prévue par l'UE d'ici à 2030. 🎥 Voici la réponse en vidéo ! #Energie #Hydrogene #TransitionEnergetique #Quiz
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💧 Hydrogen Hype Reckoning: A Reality Check 🔊 The initial excitement around hydrogen as a potential replacement for natural gas in Europe has given way to a sobering reality. The EU's ambitious targets for green hydrogen production by 2030 have been significantly reduced, from 20 million tonnes to just 2.5 million tonnes predicted by CEA in France. 🗣️What's Holding Back Progress? - Lack of Buyers: Very few announced projects are moving forward due to a lack of buyers and economic uncertainties. - Technical Challenges: Electrolyzer manufacturing is struggling to scale up to meet targets, and reliability at large scales is still an issue. - High Costs: Green hydrogen production costs are still very high, ranging from €5-13/kg compared to €1.50-2/kg for grey hydrogen. This deters many potential buyers. - Technical Limitations: Converting existing gas infrastructure to handle high percentages of hydrogen is a significant challenge. ⚠️ Lessons Learned - Overambitious Targets: The initial EU targets were too ambitious and not based on solid analysis. - Lack of Effective Demand: The pro-hydrogen push was likely driven more by politics and lobbying than economic viability at this stage. - Timelines Need Adjustment: Timelines for hydrogen adoption need to be extended realistically beyond 2030 to allow research and demonstration to advance. ✅ A More Realistic Approach - Rigorous Analysis: More rigorous analysis is needed upfront for new technologies. - Cost Reductions: More cost reductions are critical to make hydrogen a viable alternative. - Science-Based Approach: A more sober, science-based approach is needed to develop a realistic long-term role for hydrogen in the energy system. #HydrogenEnergy #RenewableEnergy #SustainableEnergy #EnergyTransition #GreenEnergy #CleanEnergy #EnergyStorage #Electrolysis #GreenHydrogen #HydrogenProduction #EnergyInfrastructure #EnergyPolicy #EUEnergyPolicy #EnergyTargets #EnergyGoals #EnergyChallenges #EnergySolutions #EnergyInnovation #EnergyTechnology #EnergyFuture
There was an initial hype and overestimation of hydrogen's potential to replace natural gas in Europe following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Targets set by the EU were too ambitious and not based on solid analysis. Production targets for green hydrogen by 2030 have been significantly reduced, from 20 million tonnes targeted by the EU to only 2.5 million tonnes predicted by CEA in France. Very few hydrogen projects that have been announced are actually moving forward due to lack of buyers and economic uncertainties. Less than 10% of announced projects have reached final investment decisions. Electrolyzer manufacturing is facing technical challenges in scaling up to sizes needed to meet targets. Reliability at large scales of 100MW+ is an issue researchers are still working on. Green hydrogen production costs from selected projects in the EU are still very high, from €5-13/kg H2 (€44-114/MMBtu) compared to €1.50-2/kgH2 (€13-17/MMBtu) for grey hydrogen from natural gas. This deters many potential buyers, even those stuck with hydrogen as a feedstock to their energy systems and industrial processes. Questions remain around the level of government support promised in France and delays in announcing support programs could negatively impact the sector. Technical limitations of converting existing gas infrastructure and turbines to be able to use high percentages of hydrogen have also reduced expectations of hydrogen replacing natural gas. Low carbon hydrogen may be better suited long term for niche industrial uses rather than broad energy replacement due to its low energy conversion efficiency in production, transport and end uses. The overambitious initial EU targets set unrealistic expectations and timelines that have now come back to bite the hydrogen sector. More rigorous analysis is needed upfront for new technologies. The scale of reduction in production targets from 20 million tonnes to just 2.5 million tonnes by 2030 shows how far projections were from reality. This loss of momentum could seriously hamper growth. The lack of effective demand due to high costs reveals the pro-hydrogen push was likely driven more by politics and lobbying than economic viability at this stage. More cost reductions are critical. Technical challenges in upscaling reliable production and converting gas infrastructure suggest timelines for hydrogen adoption need to be extended realistically beyond 2030 goals to allow research and demonstration to advance. Above all, the hype and heated debates around hydrogen risk undermining serious discussion around development of a economically-viable, realistic and sustainable long term role for the molecule in humankind's energy systems. A more sober approach anchored in science is needed.
Hydrogène : la grande désillusion ?
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