LCH in EU
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Project description
Carbon Limits provided analytical support to inform on up-to-date technological developments and readiness and economics around (partly) fossil-based hydrogen production pathways.
For 5 case studies, two tasks are performed:
Task 1 - Overview of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2) intensity for hydrogen (H2) used in the EU, for current and Best Available Technologies (BAT) scenarios up until 2050
Task 2 - High-level assessment of value chain actors and state-of-the-art MRV
The 5 case studies:
- LNG imported from the US to Europe - production of blue H2 with imported LNG. CO2 is transported to Norway for storage.
- Gas imported from Algeria to Europe via pipeline - production of blue H2 in Europe. CO2 is transported to Norway for storage.
- Blue H2 is produced in Norway (with domestic gas produced), with CO2 stored in Norway and H2 transported by offshore pipeline to another European country.
- Biogas-based H2 production in Europe, with CO2 transported to Norway for storage.
- Green H2 is produced in the US and exported as green ammonia by ship to Europe. Re-converted to H2 in the importing country.