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Making Solid Oxide Electrolysis a Major Player: OUTFOX Webinar

OUTFOX EU105 minEnglish

Why watch it?

The third and final OUTFOX webinar asks what solid oxide electrolysis (SOEL) needs beyond cell and stack performance to reach commercial scale. Paolo Colbertaldo (Politecnico di Milano) covers modularity, heat integration, CAPEX breakdown, LCOH under different electricity prices and life-cycle emissions. Srikanth S. of Shell discusses industrial use cases and operating experience from a 1 MW SOEC demonstrator in Bangalore. Grzegorz Pawelec of Hydrogen Europe turns to market and regulatory barriers: the EU finance taxonomy, the TRL gap, the role of the EIB, RFNBO and additionality rules, and CapEx guarantees. Cahit Benel of TNO also takes part. The policy discussion is EU-specific. At 105 minutes the session is long, but chapter titles make it easy to watch in parts.

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What you will learn

The viewer can evaluate the cost, heat integration, site operation and EU regulatory barriers to commercializing solid oxide electrolysis, drawing on presentations from different stakeholders.

Parts to watch

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  1. 04:41–23:44Paolo Colbertaldo — Techno-economic assessment of SOEL scale-up (Politecnico di Milano)19 min
  2. 30:37–47:49Srikanth S. — Industrial deployment and technology commercialisation (Shell)17 min
  3. 53:58–1:11:00Grzegorz Pawelec — Regulatory and market outlook (Hydrogen Europe)17 min

Who is it for?

  • AcademicResearch agenda and methods
  • IndustryDeployment, supply and plant decisions
  • InvestorMarkets, cost and policy outlook

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