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Webinar Analysis of Electrolytic Hydrogen Technologies with a Comparative Perspective on Low Carbon

IEAGHG is pleased to host this webinar to present the findings from the IEAGHG study ‘Analysis of Electrolytic Hydrogen Technologies with a Comparative Perspective on Low-Carbon (CCS-Abated) Hydrogen Pathways’ conducted by ERM on the technical, economic, and environmental performance of various electrolytic hydrogen production pathways, and to compare against fossil-based hydrogen production routes with carbon capture and storage (CCS). The study provides a comprehensive evaluation of four key electrolyser technologies: Alkaline Electrolysers (AEL) Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Solid Oxide Electrolyser Cells (SOEC) Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) Electrolyser These technologies were analysed under three distinct operating scenarios: Scenario 1 – Grid-Connected: Electrolysers operate exclusively to grid electricity. Scenario 2 – Load-Following with renewable energy: Scenario 3: Excess wind power, which would otherwise be curtailed due to grid limitations or low demand, is redirected for hydrogen production. The study compares these electrolytic pathways with a comparative perspective with low-carbon (CCS-abated) hydrogen production routes, providing insights. Agenda 00:00 - Welcome and Opening Remarks Abdul’Aziz Aliyu, Technology Analyst – IEAGHG 06:10 - Presentation of Study Findings Dr Tom Houghton, Partner – ERM Jonathan Long, Senior Consultant – ERM 50:15 - Q&A Session Moderated by Abdul’Aziz Aliyu 57:18 Closing Remarks and Next Steps Abdul’Aziz Aliyu You can find out more about IEAGHG at https://ieaghg.org