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Green Hydrogen Cost in an Example Plant: LCOH, CAPEX, Sensitivity

Hasim Software6 minEnglish

Why watch it?

Closing the Designing a Green Hydrogen Plant series, this six-minute episode breaks down the levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) for a 10 MW example PEM plant modelled in Hasim software. According to the video, LCOH comes to 10.14 EUR/kg, total CAPEX to 35.24 million EUR (3,524 EUR/kW), and electricity accounts for roughly half of LCOH at 4.90 EUR/kg. It also covers sensitivity to electrolyzer CAPEX and electricity price, NPV, life-cycle carbon intensity, and EU RFNBO, EU Taxonomy and US 45V screening. Useful for engineers and students. The narration, credited to Prof. Hani Muhsen, uses a synthetic voice; the numbers come from the software's built-in example, not a real project, are unverified, and the episode doubles as a product showcase.

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What you will learn

The viewer can interpret the cost items that make up LCOH in an example 10 MW PEM plant and its sensitivity to CAPEX and electricity price.

Who is it for?

  • EngineerDesign, operation and system integration
  • InvestorMarkets, cost and policy outlook
  • StudentCore concepts and a solid start

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