Duration: 66 minAmmonia & e-fuels
Hydrogen Derivatives: Energy Efficiency Across the Value Chain
Channel: Energy Institute
- Intermediate
- English
Ammonia & e-fuels · Webinar · Advanced
School of Convergence Science55 minEnglish
Which policy mix could make e-ammonia, e-methanol and e-kerosene viable for shipping and aviation? The seminar answers with a temporal market-penetration optimisation model. According to the presenters, an optimal combination of carbon tax, subsidies and emissions trading could cut e-ammonia costs by 24% and e-methanol costs by 29%. For aviation, contracts for difference (CfD) and carbon contracts for difference (CCfD) are compared, with 15 years given as the optimal contract length. Suited to researchers and investors. The speaker is unnamed and the results are unverified.
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The viewer can evaluate how carbon taxes, subsidies, emissions trading and contracts for difference affect the cost gap of e-ammonia, e-methanol and e-kerosene.
Duration: 66 minAmmonia & e-fuels
Channel: Energy Institute
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Channel: Hydrogen Europe
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Channel: MI — The Global Methanol Alliance
Let's review the chain from hydrogen production to the synthesis unit for capacity, energy balance and feasibility.