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The #RFNBO hydrogen rules revision is due this month, and the following thread provides some background to this There is a medium article and two reports (PDF downloads) which cover every detail of the 2021 Delegated Acts rules Thread 🧵 ↓

€0.01/kWh solar converted to hydrogen is not expensive. The cost of building a few pipelines or the cost of utterly failing to achieve emissions goals. Add carbon pricing and the current fossil subsidy and we are at the cost of LNG imports in Europe in only 5 years

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Never heard of him. As for me, being anti green H2 in 2026 is tantamount to claiming back in 1886 when Karl Benz gave his first public spin of his petrol-powered automobile that petroleum is too precious to be squandered in internal combustion engines and should be reserved to petrol lamps

It's interesting that Michael Liebreich is so completely disconnected from what he is doing He lobbies against hydrogen, despite 10 years of EU policy, and now €240bn in planned finance But Mr Liebreich wishes to block this progress, pretending batteries etc will easily replace fossil fuels?

respectmyplanet.org@respectmyplanet.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Finally it's finished - Part 3 of RMP's three-part series debunking Michael Barnard's unethical journalism is published today! Each part is a long read, but I hope you'll add it to your reading list and chip away at it. www.respectmyplanet.org/publications...

Interesting that steel, copper, aluminium, glass, ceramics - even tissue paper - are all planning on shifting to hydrogen Again, very much appears Jan Rosenow is desperately lobbying against hydrogen, and therefore any kind of realistic energy transition

Daniel@danielwilliams965.bsky.social · 8mo ago

'The technology will be tested and validated by five industrial demonstrators from the glass industry and one replicability demonstrator from the aluminum industry.' Looks like many industries are already choosing hydrogen #hydrogen #H2glass #H2aluminium

The EU strategy for hydrogen is 660 TWh of (mostly) green hydrogen by 2030. This is very ambitious, but the funding, electrolyser production capacity are all there, and the infrastructure is being built Eventually, the goal is about one quarter to one third of the EU energy system

New EU grids package pushes for €240bn of investment in hydrogen networks — and fully integrates H₂ into bloc’s energy system planning

Two vast hydrogen pipelines have been included in the bloc’s list of eight priority ‘Energy Highways’

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There will be 0.8TWh of grid connected battery storage by 2030 in Europe It must be recharged daily by VRE to be of use beyond minor grid balancing; not at all guaranteed in Europe as the recent dunkelflaute proves Jan Rosenow's anti-hydrogen bullshit gets more and more extravagant as he continues

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