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Are you a registered Energy Reinvented Community member? Then we invite you to share your thoughts on ERC with us. We are always looking for ways to make the most of ERC. Would you please fill out our short survey to let us know your thoughts? Completing it will take about 5-7 minutes of your time – depending on how many of your thoughts and ideas you would like to share with us!  Your answers will help us improve our work for you. 🔗 You can find the survey here: https://lnkd.in/e4KMzgmK Thank you very much for your time. P.S.: Not yet a registered member of #ERC? 📝 Sign up to receive invitations and news: https://lnkd.in/gnudvRn #ERC #survey Jan Prins Marlou Bergboer Eveline Otten Gisele Widdershoven, MBA Barthold Schroot Koenraad van Hasselt Rene Peters Connie Prins- van Baren Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen

#hydrogen #costs A comprehensive comparison of production costs, water usage, and emissions for various hydrogen production methods can be found in the report "How Important Will Hydrogen be in the Energy System of the Future?" published by the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina https://lnkd.in/eedWTNCm ✅ Key points about production costs and water usage for different hydrogen production pathways are as follows: 📌  Grey hydrogen: -           Production cost: €1.0–3.0/kg -           Water usage: 13–18 l/kg H2   📌  Blue hydrogen: -           Production cost: €1.5–3.2/kg -           Water usage: 13–18 l/kg H2   📌  Green hydrogen: -           Production cost: €3.1–9.0/kg -           Water usage: 10-19 l/kg H2   📌  Red hydrogen (nuclear energy): -           Production cost: €3.3–6.8/kg -           Water usage: 414 l/kg H2 -             📌  Yellow hydrogen (mains electricity): -           Production cost: Depends on the electricity mix -           Water usage: Depends on the electricity mix   📌  Turquoise hydrogen (pyrolysis): -           Production cost: €1.5–4.9/kg - Water usage: 5 l/kg H2

Energy Transitions is a massive and complicated issue. It can seem that all necessary actions require large-scale resources and large-scale business or political power. However, collectively, we actually have considerable power and there is much influence we can bring through our actions as individuals. Humanising energy transitions means breaking it down to what we can achieve at the human level - empowering ourselves and our communities to affect real change. This is from this week's edition of The Dodo Club newsletter. If you'd like to read more on this and other related topics, you can sign up through the link in the comments.

We look back on an inspiring and insightful ERC event on MATCHING ENERGY SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR INDUSTRY hosted by Siemens Energy and TenneT on 4 June. The day in numbers: 🎯 200+ participants 🎯 30 speakers from industry, government, industry associations and science 🎯 4 Focus Group sessions: Offshore Energy; CCUS & Financing the energy transition; Heat transition; Hydrogen & System integration  🎯 3+ hours of connecting across our Energy Reinvented Community Enjoy the short wrap up video for an impression beyond the numbers! Jan Prins Rene Peters Koenraad van Hasselt Barthold Schroot Eveline Otten Marlou Bergboer Gisele Widdershoven, MBA Connie Prins- van Baren Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen #energy_reinvented #energy_transition #energy_security #energy_demand #sustainable_industry #decarbonisation #hydrogen #CO2 #system_integration #CCUS #sustainable_finance #heat_transition

Delighted to share that our #ERC LinkedIn community has grown to over 1.000 followers! A shout out to our followers and members of our Energy Reinvented Community. Thank you for following us and for sharing your news and views with your fellow community members.   The Energy Reinvented Community exists to stimulate collaboration within the #energy sector, between industry sectors, between producers and consumers, between industry and policy makers as well as between countries to help accelerate the energy transition. The theme for 2024 is Focus on Demand.   In ten years our Community has grown to a cross-sector and cross-border community and our LinkedIn community reflects that. Thank you for your support and we look forward to connecting with you! Siemens Energy Shell Deloitte EBN B.V. TenneT TNO Jan Prins Rene Peters Koenraad van Hasselt Barthold Schroot Eveline Otten Marlou Bergboer Gisele Widdershoven, MBA Connie Prins- van Baren Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen #energy_reinvented #energy_transition #energy_security #energy_demand #sustainable_industry #decarbonisation #hydrogen #CO2 #system_integration #CCUS #sustainable_finance #heat_transition

At the second event of the Energy Reinvented Community, the theme was “matching energy supply and demand for industry”. TNO and Deloitte were delighted to jointly host the focus group “CCUS and Financing the Energy Transition”. Carbon circularity as a nascent business model is gaining momentum this year with many good ideas seeking an environment for testing and embarking on a funding and financing journey.   During the first half of the session, we discussed different #CCU technology developments with presentations from the Field Lab of Industrial Electrification (FLIE), InnovationQuarter, and Skytree.   During the second half of the session, we invited GAFT - Sustainable Aviation Fuel Technology, Pure Carbon Blue, Polestar Capital and Skytree, to speak about their financing journey in the carbon utilization space: -         Understanding the availability of funding options; -         Sharing (un)successful strategies to attract financing as well as the associated risks; -         Analysing the various financing requirements between different investors; and -         Potential solutions to improve the financing journey for start-ups.   Through these insightful conversations, we learned: -         The funding landscape is “scattered” and start-ups should focus on optimising a robust consortium of investors along their value chain/network; -         From an investor perspective, it is important to “speak the same language” since financiers’ requirements vary depending on technology readiness level; -         To perform a viability analysis that aligns your grants and incentives approach with your strategy to mitigate administrative burden; and -         Regulators also have a part to play in helping CCU start-ups during their funding journey.   I was delighted for the opportunity to collaborate with Brigitte Jacobs-van den Eijnden Jacobs (Business Development Manager at TNO), Tara Van Abkoude (Business Developer at TNO) and Hawi de Jager to bring this exciting focus group together and would like to thank Melle Sijbrandij (Business Developer at InnovationQuarter), Ot Messemaker (Strategic Development Manager at Skytree), Anneke Vromen RA (CFO at GAFT), Marc Goedkoop, PhD (CEO at Pure Carbon Blue), Daan van Kassel, CAIA (Fund Director at Polestar Capital), Corjan Visser (Director at Deloitte) for participating as well as Energy Reinvented Community for hosting the event. 

At the second event of the Energy Reinvented Community, the theme was “matching energy supply and demand for industry”. TNO and Deloitte were delighted to jointly host the focus group “CCUS and Financing the Energy Transition”. Carbon circularity as a nascent business model is gaining momentum this year with many good ideas seeking an environment for testing and embarking on a funding and financing journey.   During the first half of the session, we discussed different #CCU technology developments with presentations from the Field Lab of Industrial Electrification (FLIE), InnovationQuarter, and Skytree.   During the second half of the session, we invited GAFT - Sustainable Aviation Fuel Technology, Pure Carbon Blue, Polestar Capital and Skytree, to speak about their financing journey in the carbon utilization space: -         Understanding the availability of funding options; -         Sharing (un)successful strategies to attract financing as well as the associated risks; -         Analysing the various financing requirements between different investors; and -         Potential solutions to improve the financing journey for start-ups.   Through these insightful conversations, we learned: -         The funding landscape is “scattered” and start-ups should focus on optimising a robust consortium of investors along their value chain/network; -         From an investor perspective, it is important to “speak the same language” since financiers’ requirements vary depending on technology readiness level; -         To perform a viability analysis that aligns your grants and incentives approach with your strategy to mitigate administrative burden; and -         Regulators also have a part to play in helping CCU start-ups during their funding journey.   I was delighted for the opportunity to collaborate with Brigitte Jacobs-van den Eijnden Jacobs (Business Development Manager at TNO), Tara Van Abkoude (Business Developer at TNO) and Hawi de Jager to bring this exciting focus group together and would like to thank Melle Sijbrandij (Business Developer at InnovationQuarter), Ot Messemaker (Strategic Development Manager at Skytree), Anneke Vromen RA (CFO at GAFT), Marc Goedkoop, PhD (CEO at Pure Carbon Blue), Daan van Kassel, CAIA (Fund Director at Polestar Capital), Corjan Visser (Director at Deloitte) for participating as well as Energy Reinvented Community for hosting the event. 

"Time is the common enemy of the industry and energy sector".

Yesterday’s ERC event focused on MATCHING ENERGY SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR INDUSTRY. The ERC event offered valuable insights on existing and expected policies, gave practical examples. Here are some takeaways:   📌 In between energy supply and demand for industry is infrastructure. No transition without transmission. 📌 There is room for industry in North West Europe. But this means making political and societal choices. 📌Companies and network operators have different timelines for investment and do not always speak the same language. 📌The industrial cluster approach can help break through the chicken and egg dilemma about energy demand and network capacity. Cluster chairs can help in bringing parties together.  And finally: 📌Collaboration is important but transforming the energy system and transforming industry requires cocreation by different players along the energy value chain. Many thanks to all attendees for their active participation and to all speakers, panelists, moderators and focus group leads for their contributions! Plenary program: Carina Krastel-Hoek Maxim Zubov Gert Jan Kramer Anne-Marie Spierings Barbara Huneman - Verwayen Nienke Homan Jurgen Hoekstra Margriet Rouhof Carina Brehm Sofie van den Enk Talkshow: Cato Kannekens Hans Grünfeld Tessa Hermens-v Ruremonde Henk Leendertse Karlo Van Dam A big applause for the organiser Connie Prins- van Baren supported by Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen, Marius Laib, Charlotte Rasmussen, Sanne Hofhuis, Esther Hoogendijk, Yvonne van Vuuren - Hendriks and Femke van der End. Rene Peters Koenraad van Hasselt Jan Prins Barthold Schroot Gisele Widdershoven, MBA Marlou Bergboer Eveline Otten #energy_reinvented #energy_policy #energy_transition #energy_security #sustainable_industry #decarbonisation #hydrogen #CO2 #system_integration #CCUS #sustainable_finance #heat_transition

Stop talking, start doing. Speed up. Stimulate demand. Engage public. Involve policy makers. Exchange knowledge. Connect. Collaborate. Great to see the action driven, hands on and thoughtful mindset at the end of today's #ERC event MATCHING ENERGY SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR INDUSTRY hosted by Siemens Energy and TenneT. What action can you take to break through chicken-and-egg dilemmas to transform industry? Jan Prins Koenraad van Hasselt Rene Peters Barthold Schroot Eveline Otten Marlou Bergboer Gisele Widdershoven, MBA Connie Prins- van Baren Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen #energy_reinvented #energy_policy #energy_transition #energy_security #sustainable_industry #decarbonisation #hydrogen #CO2 #system_integration #CCUS #sustainable_finance #heat_transition