Title
HyDelta 2_D7B.3 Cost analysis and comparison of different hydrogen carrier import chains and expected cost development
Author
Hajonides van der Meulen, T.C.
Sariç, M.
Tyraskis, I.
van Leeuwen, A.J.F.
Verstraten, P.
Publication year
2022
Abstract
One of the central transitions that is part of our global efforts to transition to at least net zero, are the energy transition and the raw material transition. The energy transition describes the change in the global primary energy supply and demand from fossil-based energy to renewable energy. The raw material transition, or the transition towards a circular use of materials and fuels, aims to change our linear take-make-waste economy into an economy that does not deplete our planet earth. Both these transitions are essential, and as the focus of this research encompasses hydrogen, ammonia and methanol, both the energy transition and the transition to a decarbonized (chemical) commodities industry are at the heart of the study that lies in front of you.
Subject
Hydrogen
HyDelta
Hydrogen value chain
Tecnho economic analysis
Hydrogen import
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6672619
TNO identifier
982995
Publisher
TNO, The Hague, The Netherlands
Bibliographical note
HyDelta is a public-private partnership, a Dutch national research programme and collaboration facilitating the large scale implementation of hydrogen. Research results are published and freely available. The aim of the programme is to empower the hydrogen economy by resolving technical, scientific and social barriers.
Document type
report