Green Hydrogen
What is green hydrogen?
Green hydrogen is quickly emerging as a potential method for driving decarbonisation and meeting net-zero targets.
Whilst electrification is the most efficient vector to decarbonisation, hydrogen offers an opportunity to decarbonise some of the hard-to-abate applications.
Hydrogen is the universe’s most abundant element and will play an integral role in addressing climate change. Although hydrogen is mainly produced from natural gas today (so-called ‘grey’ hydrogen), the future is dominated by ‘green’ hydrogen generated by electrolysis using renewable energy sources.
With hydrogen and hydrogen-derived fuels set to comprise 17% of the global energy supply for a zero-carbon economy by 2050 and $350 billion set to be spent on green hydrogen research and development projects over the next decade, the time is now to partner with Schneider Electric to ensure your project’s success.
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Green hydrogen driven by technology
Discover how new technologies will propel green hydrogen from a technology in its infancy to one that revolutionises our approach to energy.
Hydrogen and the Net Zero Ambition
Our report explores hydrogen’s role in the race to carbon neutrality, assessing its capacity within high-emitting sectors and highlighting where it makes sense to utilise hydrogen and where it does not.
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