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Why are three I's keys to hydrogen market ramp-up? Innovation, Infrastructure, and Incentives!!! At the Handelsblatt Wasserstoff-Gipfel, I had the opportunity to share my perspectives on the key drivers for the hydrogen market ramp-up. Success hinges on three main factors: 1️⃣ Innovation: Pioneering new technologies and approaches. 2️⃣ Practical Infrastructure Development: Implementing hands-on solutions to build robust infrastructure. 3️⃣ Targeted Funding and Regulatory Support: Utilizing tailored funding measures and regulatory incentives. Our initiatives across Germany exemplify these principles as we in Uniper take pioneering investment decisions to test and further prepare for larger scale hydrogen economy build-up: 👉Ammonia-Importterminal in Wilhelmshaven: Establishing import and production capacities for green hydrogen 👉HyStorage Bierwang & Hydrogen Pilot Cavern Krummhörn: Development of a viable, safe and large-scale solution for green hydrogen storage. 👉Energy Park Bad Lauchstädt: Integrating the entire green hydrogen value chain, with a capacity contract signed last year to supply the industrial sector with carbon-free energy. Every link in the hydrogen infrastructure is crucial. Only through this comprehensive approach can we meet the projected hydrogen demand of 15-20% by 2030. We are establishing a robust and progressive energy and hydrogen economy, significantly advancing the #EnergyTransition. #HydrogenMarket #UndergroundHydrogenStorage #TheBeatingHeartOfEnergy #HBWasserstoff
4. Innovative Software and Digitalization processes to effectively manage that.
Great post! Very impressive!!
Independent Consultant
1moImaginative marketing, inefficiency and i-watering costs? The things you mention have all been true since the hydrogen economy was proposed over 50 years ago and yet the basic facts now are no different than they were then. Decades on decades of research, investments, demonstrations and pilots, most of them just repeating what was done before. Hydrogen is a just a solution looking for a problem that can afford it. The industrial gasses companies already have infrastructure for hydrogen. What is new other than more people wanting public money and politicians to make it easy for them by removing competition from the market?