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GTI Energy and Hydrogen Forward are hosting a series of discussions about how industries and sectors are gearing up to use hydrogen to decarbonize their operations in the coming years. Jack Andreasen, who leads BE’s U.S. industrial decarbonization policy efforts, will join the panel to bring his perspective on how molecules like hydrogen play a pivotal role in decarbonization and achieving our climate goals. Register for the webinar to learn more about how hydrogen will play a pivotal role in the future of clean energy: https://nt-z.ro/3y9EUsT

Very much looking forward to this panel with the inimitable Jack Andreasen, focusing on how hydrogen can play a role in decarbonizing the industrial sector. This is one of the places in the economy where hydrogen can have the biggest climate impact, but where there is still much to do to enable its uptake. It's going to be an interesting one!

CGA Approves Strategic Hydrogen Plan. Here's more 👇 The CGA Board of Directors has approved a Strategic Hydrogen Plan to accelerate the development of hydrogen standards. The plan allocates significant resources to support the creation and implementation of uniform guidelines across the industry. By focusing on global standards, the CGA aims to foster international collaboration and promote the widespread adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy source. In 2024, six CGA hydrogen standards have already been published, with work underway on eight more. The CGA is also working on producing harmonized standards to ensure consistency and interoperability. This strategic plan marks a pivotal step in the CGA's efforts to support the growth of the hydrogen economy and contribute to a sustainable future. Want to learn more? 🔽  https://lnkd.in/dCSQz5Mt

As a highly versatile energy carrier with exceptional energy density, hydrogen has the potential to play a critical role in the energy transition. Interest in #hydrogen is rapidly moving from debate and aspiration to energy transition planning and policy. So, what do you need to know about the how the hydrogen economy is shaping up? Our hydrogen analysts presented a range of proprietary research at the World Hydrogen Summit, which took place in Rotterdam from 13-15 May. Read for a summary of some of the insights they shared: https://okt.to/fz7iLj

As a highly versatile energy carrier with exceptional energy density, hydrogen has the potential to play a critical role in the energy transition. Interest in #hydrogen is rapidly moving from debate and aspiration to energy transition planning and policy. So, what do you need to know about the how the hydrogen economy is shaping up? Our hydrogen analysts presented a range of proprietary research at the World Hydrogen Summit, which took place in Rotterdam from 13-15 May. Read for a summary of some of the insights they shared: https://okt.to/UKoChT

As a highly versatile energy carrier with exceptional energy density, hydrogen has the potential to play a critical role in the energy transition. Interest in #hydrogen is rapidly moving from debate and aspiration to energy transition planning and policy. So, what do you need to know about the how the hydrogen economy is shaping up? Our hydrogen analysts presented a range of proprietary research at the World Hydrogen Summit, which took place in Rotterdam from 13-15 May. Read for a summary of some of the insights they shared: https://okt.to/UhOf3J

Why Germany needs hydrogen Who is the “Wikipedia of Hydrogen”? For many in the industry, it’s Reinhold Wurster. With over 40 years of experience, Reinhold has become the go-to expert for any hydrogen-related question—whether it’s the leak rate of a specific pipeline in Louisiana, the technical specs of fuel cell buses in China, or the details of Japan’s National Hydrogen Strategy. In our next webinar, Reinhold, Senior Consultant at LBST and co-founder of the German Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (DWV), will share his unparalleled insights into hydrogen’s role in the energy transition. He will explore the political and technological factors shaping the hydrogen economy and dive into real-world examples of hydrogen applications across industries. Here’s what you will learn: Why Hydrogen Matters: - Political frameworks and climate change imperatives - Comparing energy storage solutions: Hydrogen vs. batteries vs. pumped hydro - How Europe could achieve energy self-sufficiency through hydrogen Hydrogen in Action: - Mobility solutions: BEVs vs. hydrogen trucks, and the role of refueling stations - Applications in aviation, shipping, rail, and industrial processes like glass manufacturing - The potential of eFuels, ammonia, and methanol in decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors The Bigger Picture: - The European Hydrogen Backbone (EHB) and global hydrogen trade routes - Advances in electrolyzer technologies and their role in green hydrogen production - Lessons from historic hydrogen projects in the 1980s and 1990s This webinar is essential for engineers, project managers, policymakers, and investors looking to understand hydrogen’s transformative potential. Gain practical insights into hydrogen’s advantages, challenges, and opportunities for shaping a sustainable future. Registration: www.mission-hydrogen.com

Want to learn more about the burgeoning #hydrogen economy? Next month, GTI Energy’s Kristine Wiley will participate in a pivotal panel discussion at the Hydrogen Markets Conference in San Diego on May 7. The “New Technologies and Stakeholders for Hydrogen Infrastructure” session promises rich insights into the hydrogen economy’s integration with existing infrastructures.     The Hydrogen Markets Conference from Energy Transition by S&P Global Commodity Insights will bring together hundreds of energy professionals from around the globe May 6-8 to discuss hydrogen's role in the global move toward decarbonization. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gcU56heP      #HydrogenMarkets #HydrogenEconomy #EnergyTransition #InnovationInEnergy

As a highly versatile energy carrier with exceptional energy density, hydrogen has the potential to play a critical role in the energy transition. Interest in #hydrogen is rapidly moving from debate and aspiration to energy transition planning and policy. So, what do you need to know about the how the hydrogen economy is shaping up? Our hydrogen analysts presented a range of proprietary research at the World Hydrogen Summit, which took place in Rotterdam from 13-15 May. Read for a summary of some of the insights they shared: https://okt.to/9tvOcS

2. Ammonia: the most promising hydrogen carrier for seaborne trade Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables Despite considerable emissions, for practical reasons #ammonia is the most promising hydrogen carrier for maritime trade. Firstly, it can leverage the existing vessel fleet and export/import infrastructure; secondly, #hydrogen conversion to ammonia is a well-established process; and thirdly, ammonia can be employed directly in some end-use sectors. As a result, around 65% of low-carbon hydrogen projects targeting exports are aiming to use ammonia as a carrier. The development of maritime trade in hydrogen remains uncertain; however, we expect seaborne traded volumes of hydrogen and carriers to reach 2.6 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) by 2030. The use of larger capacity vessels will be preferred, as shipping ammonia in small vessels can more than double costs. #hydrogenMatters