H2 now
Preparing the market, public and infrastructure for hydrogen blending
Hydrogen is one of the keys to unlocking a greener, decarbonized energy future with its intrinsic advantage significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Its adoption and potential are rapidly accelerating, offering an exciting opportunity to revolutionize our energy systems and work toward achieving critical emission reduction targets.
Hydrogen is one of the keys to unlocking a greener, decarbonized energy future with its intrinsic advantage significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Its adoption and potential are rapidly accelerating, offering an exciting opportunity to revolutionize our energy systems and work toward achieving critical emission reduction targets.
In 2020, we published our report “The rise of a green H2 economy” distilling a GHD-led report for the Pipeline Research Council International (PRCI), a global study of hydrogen blending projects and research. Nearly four years later and a lot has changed. So what’s happening now? Download the H2 Now report to gain insights on how to implement hydrogen blending, now.
Questions answered:
- What are the challenges and limitations of hydrogen blending?
- How has the industry progressed and what changes are we seeing that enable hydrogen blending?
- What tangible steps can be taken to implement a hydrogen blending project?
- How can we de-risk projects through stakeholder engagement to facilitate regulator and public acceptance? And what does that engagement look like?
- What is the feasibility process of hydrogen blending into infrastructure?
In 2020, we predicted the use of H2 in natural gas would become mainstream in 10 years. We are closer now than you think.
What is Hydrogen Blending? Hydrogen blending is the injection of hydrogen into existing natural gas systems using widespread traditional infrastructure to provide cleaner energy to end users, such as power plants, industries, businesses and communities.