Global map of the future cost of clean Hydrogen production in 2030 and 2050

Global map of the future cost of clean Hydrogen production in 2030 and 2050

From energypost.eu

The world’s commitment to hydrogen needs an assessment of which regions can make it the cheapest. Herib Blanco at IRENA and Jacopo de Maigret at Fondazione Bruno Kessler describe their study of the range of factors that affect the future cost and therefore the potential for clean renewable hydrogen, estimated for 2030 and 2050. The main drivers are the capital cost of the renewable generation and the electrolyser, the cost of capital, and the full load operating hours in a year. They will be different for different parts of the world. Constraints include land and water availability. The estimates of future costs ... (full story)

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