On-site wind powered hydrogen refuelling stations
From national level to a case study in Germany
Nikolaos Chrysochoidis Antsos (TU Delft - Energy Technology)
Changzhi Liu (Student TU Delft)
Ad J. M. van Wijk (TU Delft - Energy Technology)
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Abstract
Hydrogen refueling stations are an important part of the infrastructural development that should be developed in order to realize a 100% sustainable economy for the future. Most of the refueling stations are located within urban areas but there are many located outside urban areas or in remote areas. Hydrogen could either be transported to these sites or being locally produced with integrated sustainable energy systems. In this study the potential number for wind powered hydrogen refueling stations using GIS is determined. Furthermore the amount of hydrogen that could be produced and used is determined via energy system simulation. Finally the hydrogen production and dispensing costs are calculated.