Description
Hydrogen & the Smart Transition
The Energy Transition is not a linear process, and the climate change industry continues to operate in multiple layers of energy production, storage, distribution and efficient consumption, as well as the legacy issues. The promise of hydrogen as the simplest of molecules and perhaps the most challenging and perplexing of energy carriers has the clean energy world diving into hydrogen applications across all major energy categories. While too premature to quantify today’s market in terms of revenues for equipment and services, few doubt a trillion-dollar future for hydrogen and other elements of the smart transition 1-7
Features also include updates on Carbon Markets and Energy Storage segments, a section on Nature-based Solutions and profiles of CCBJ 2023 award winners in induction charging and community partnership.
H2 Sector Review: DOE’s Seven Regional Hydrogen Hubs; RMI on Why We Need Hydrogen Hubs; Lee on Hydrogen at Industrial Scale; PwC on Quantifying the Green Hydrogen Opportunity; Power Grid Not Ready for Climate Change 8-19
RMI’s State of the Union in Green Hydrogen in 2024 20
EDP’s Hydrogen Business Aims for 1.5 GW of Electrolyzer Capacity by 2030 24
Airbus Aims to be First With Hydrogen Powered Commercial Aircraft 28
BakerRisk Committed to Safe Production and Infrastructure for Hydrogen 32
Stantec Reflects on State of Play in Hydrogen Infrastructure, Production and Transportation; Confirms that Environmental Services Play a Key Role 35
WSP Discusses State of the Hydrogen Market and What it Will Take to Accelerate Infrastructure Development 40
SWCA Assesses Risks and Opportunities to Develop a Business Case for Sustainability & Hydrogen 42
TRC Engages in Clean Hydrogen with Support For Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub & DOE Funding 45
U.S. Hydrogen Alliance Champions 17 State Bills to Support Growth of the Clean Hydrogen Economy 47
Jacobs, Electreon & the State Partner to Advance In-Road Inductive Charging Technology in Michigan 49
Global Carbon Markets Grow as Trading Dips; Voluntary Carbon Markets Concentrates Around Pricier Credits With Benefits but Integrity is Questioned 51
EA Engineering, Science, and Technology at the Forefront of Developing and Implementing Nature-Based Solutions 55
Jacobs Furthers Implementation of Nature-Based Solutions in the Philippines with Blue Carbon and Forest Ecosystem Restoration Projects 57
CIS Pioneers Community Partnerships in Water 61
U.S. Battery Storage to Nearly Double in 2024 63
Exhibits in this edition
Global Primary Energy Sources in 2022 (240 ExaJoules)
Global Energy Consumption by End-Use Function
Electricity Consumption of Top Consuming Nations by Sector (2022)
Global Fossil Fuel Energy Consumption in Exajoules
Global Electricity Generation in Terawatt-Hours
USA Regional Wind Potential Map
History of Energy Consumption in the United States 1776-2012
DOE Hydrogen Hub Program Timeline
Hydrogen Production – Share of Each Technology in 2020-2022
Range of Hydrogen Demand Assessment by 2050 (Hydrogen in TWh HHV)
EDP Renewables Profile and 2022-2023 Performance
How Does Blue & Green Hydrogen Stack Up Against Fossil Sources?
Value ($bil) & Trading Volumes (bil) of Compliance Carbon Markets
Voluntary Carbon Market Price & Volume Trends into 2024
Regulated EU Market: EU ETS Carbon Permit Price 2015-2024
Index: Companies appearing in this edition
ACWA Power 21
Airbus 28
Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems 8
Alliance of the Great Lakes 61
Ameren Illinois 9
American Clean Power Association’ 63
Appalachian Hydrogen Hub 10
AES Corp. 8
Air Liquide 8, 10
American Society of Civil Engineers 19
Augment Ventures 61
BakerRisk 32
Ballard Power Systems 49
Battelle 10
BloombergNEF 51, 52
Bloom Energy 9
Chevron 8
Civil Aviation Organization 53
Columbia University 18
Constellation Energy 9
Corvias Group LLC 61
Corvias Infrastructure Solutions LLC 61
Delta Institute 61
EA Engineering Science and Technology 56
EDP – Energias de Portugal 1, 24
Electreon 50
Energy Aspects 52
Energy & Environmental Research Center 10
Ecosystem Marketplace 53
Electric Reliability Council of Texas 18
EPRI 18
Exelon 9
ExxonMobil 8
Green Hydrogen Catapult 21
GTI Energy 8
Gulf Coast Hydrogen Hub 8
H2 Green Steel 21
Heartland Hydrogen Hub 10
Holtec 9
Houston Advanced Research Center 8
Hycamite 48
HyVelocity Inc. 8
International Energy Agency 21
Invenergy 9
Jacobs 49, 50, 57
Lee Enterprises Consulting 15
London Stock Exchange 52
Michigan DOT 50
Michigan Office of Future Mobility and Electrificatio 50
Mid-Atlantic Hub 10
Midwest Alliance for Clean Hydrogen 9
Mitsubishi Power Americas 8, 10
Next Energy 50
NiSource 9
North American Electric Reliability Corp 18
NovoHydrogen Development 10
Ørsted 8
OxEon Energy 49
Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Association 9
Plug Power 9
Puget Sound Energy 10
PwC 17
Regis Solar 10
Reuters 51
RMI 10, 20
Sempra Infrastructure 8
Stantec 35
Sustainable Steel Buyers Platform 21
SWCA 42
Synchronous LLC 10
Taylor-Wharton 48
TRC 45
United States Hydrogen Alliance 47
University of Texas at Austin 8
U.S. Department of Energy 2
U.S. Energy Information Administration 63
Williams Field Services Group 10
Wood Mackenzie 63
World Energy Council 18
WSP 40
