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Citation: IRENA (2020), Green Hydrogen: A guide to policy making ,
International Renewable Energy Agency, Abu Dhabi
ISBN: 978-92-9260-286-4
ABOUT IRENA
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The report benefited from the reviews and comments of experts, including Cédric Philibert (independent consultant), Matthias Deutsch (Agora Energiewende), Frank Wouters (EU-GCC Clean Energy Technology Network), Ruud Kempener (European Commission – DG Energy), Antonello di Pardo (GSE S.p.A.), Jose Miguel Bermudez and Peerapat Vithayasrichareon (IEA), Pierpaolo Cazzola and Matteo Craglia (ITF), Karl Hauptmeier (Norsk e-Fuel), Massimo Santarelli (Polytechnic University of Turin), Duncan Gibb (REN21), Thierry Lepercq (Soladvent), Hergen Thore Wolf (Sunfire GmbH), Kirsten Westphal (SWP), Ad van Wijk (TU Delft), Rina Bohle Zeller and Andrew Gordon Syme Mcintosh (Vestas).
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CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
ABOUT THIS GUIDE
1. GREEN HYDROGEN: STATUS, DRIVERS AND BARRIERS
1.1. Different shades of hydrogen
1.2. Drivers of the new wave of green hydrogen
1.3. Barriers to the uptake of green hydrogen
1.4. Policies to support green hydrogen
2. PILLARS FOR GREEN HYDROGEN POLICY MAKING
2.1. Policy pillar 1: National strategies
2.2. Policy pillar 2: Establish policy priorities for green hydrogen
2.3. Policy pillar 3: Guarantee of origin scheme
2.4. Policy pillar 4: Governance system and enabling policies
3. SUPPORTING POLICIES FOR GREEN HYDROGEN
3.1. Policy support for electrolysis
3.2. Policy support for hydrogen infrastructure
3.3. Policy support for hydrogen in industrial applications
3.4. Policy support for synthetic fuels in aviation
3.5. Policy support for hydrogen use in maritime shipping
4. CONCLUSIONS
References
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Abbreviations and units of measure
FIGURES
Figure 1.1 Green hydrogen production, conversion and end uses across the energy system
Figure 1.2 Selected shades of hydrogen
Figure 1.3 Hydrogen production cost depending on electrolyser system cost, electricity price and operating hours
Figure 1.4 Number of hydrogen policies at a global level by segment of the value chain
Figure 2.1 Steps leading to the formulation of a national strategy
Figure 2.2 Government hydrogen-related initiatives announced between June 2018 and November 2020
Figure 2.3 Main aspects and instruments mentioned in the EU hydrogen strategy
Figure 2.4 Hydrogen as a complement to alternative ways to decarbonise end uses
Figure 2.5 Guarantees of origin lifecycle emissions (Illustrative)
Figure 3.1 Selected barriers and policies for segments of the hydrogen value chain
TABLES
Table 2.1 Examples of guarantee of origin schemes
BOXES
Box 1.1 Roles for green hydrogen in different energy transition scenarios
Box 1.2 Key cost components for green hydrogen
Box 1.3 Hydrogen emissions from grid-powered electrolysis
Box 2.1 The EU hydrogen strategy
INTRODUCTION
The world is facing the major challenge of climate change. In 2015 the global community committed to taking action to keep global temperature rise this century well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels. A growing number of countries are pledging to reach net-zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by mid-century with the goal of limiting temperature rise to 1.5°C. Achieving the deep or full decarbonisation of economies will require concerted and wide-ranging action across all economic sectors.
We have barely begun such emission reductions. It has been estimated that 8.8% less CO2 was emitted in the first six