Semi-centralised hydrogen production: A techno-economic analysis of offshore wind-to-hydrogen configurations

The escalating demand for green hydrogen as a sustainable energy carrier has sparked significant interest in offshore wind-to-hydrogen systems, which hold the promise of expediting the transition towards renewable energy sources. The objective of this research is to provide insight in the techno-economic feasibility of semi-centralised...

Energy carrier allocation strategy for a hybrid wind farm with offshore electrolysis: A techno-economic optimization study from a developer's perspective

Hydrogen is emerging as a promising energy carrier that can potentially solve the challenges like long-term storage and intermittent power supply associated with a 100%-renewable economy. Moreover, hydrogen can be used in industry sectors such as steel manufacturing and aviation, which struggle with carbon abatement. To increase the supply of...

Engineering Design of a Modular Hydrogen Production System

The utilization of water electrolysis for hydrogen production is expected to increase significantly in the upcoming decades. Modular system design offers great advantages for emerging markets, whilst providing the necessary flexibility in capacity that intermittent renewable energy sources require. Literature research reveals little information...

Economic analysis of a renewable hydrogen supply chain between Northern Africa and the European Union: An optimization-based study towards the economic feasibility of renewable hydrogen based on a case study using currently available technologies

The European Union has set out to become carbon neutral by 2050. To reach this goal, the fossil-fuel-dominated energy system must be transformed into a low-carbon renewable-based energy system. One method proposed to reduce fossil-fuel dependence is to establish a renewable hydrogen supply chain between Africa and the European Union. This work...