Prospects for international hydrogen trade

The second lecture of the geopolitics of hydrogen course will elaborate on the major hydrogen exporting and importing countries. To work together an analysis of current and potential global hydrogen trade routes need to be made. Lastly we will explore the global hydrogen market and it’s development since it has different challenges and opportunities. 

 

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Learning activity Global Hydrogen Course

Prospects for international hydrogen trade

  • Learn more about the role of hydrogen in the energy transition 
  • Find out about the challenges for hydrogen in geopolitics 
  • Expand your network with like-minded people during the hydrogen lectures 

Today, hydrogen is a very local business. About 85% of hydrogen gas is produced and consumed on-site within a facility rather than bought and sold on the wider market. Even where hydrogen is sold, it is usually not transported across large distances because of the logistical difficulties and costs. Green hydrogen will be most economically produced in locations that have an optimal combination of abundant renewable resources, available land, access to water and the ability to transport and export energy to large demand centers.

ENROLL FOR THE GEOPOLITICS OF HYDROGEN COURSE
This lecture is part of the Geopolitics of Hydrogen course, which provides a comprehensive understanding of the global dynamics related to hydrogen. Click here for more information and to enroll for this course.

Interested in learning more about hydrogen? 

The New Energy Business School offers a variety of options in hydrogen education: masterclasses, intensive courses & e-learnings. More information can be found on this page.

 

  • Tue 9 January
  • 15:00 - 16:00 (CET)
  • Energy Academy Europe
    Nijenborgh 6
    9747 AG Groningen, NL
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Eric Cezne

Postdoctoral Researcher at Utrecht University