description of the challenge
Energy generation is becoming increasingly decentralized and volatile, necessitating a much more efficient grid to address these challenges. Hydrogen can handle large energy flows to industrial customers while simultaneously acting as a buffer for the power grid.
use cases
- Intermediate storage of electricity from renewable sources to optimize the utilization of existing network infrastructure.
- Relief of the electricity network infrastructure by taking over large energy flows to large consumers
our offer
Regional and supra-regional analyses to determine the financial and technological potential of intermediate transformations at the respective location
Transmission system operators
- Direct connection of industrial customers
- Locations of import points / electrolyzers
- Intermediate storage of energy | Distribution system operators
- Design of the distribution network
- Discussion about strategy (start/target network)
- Construction of decentralized electrolyzers |
description of the challenge
To achieve climate targets, industrial companies must transform and decarbonize their production processes. However, the current infrastructure is not equipped to support this transition. Hydrogen offers a solution by enabling a stable and secure transformation.
use cases- Replacement of fossil fuels
- Enables the consumption of large amounts of energy that cannot be produced via power lines
- Easier import of energy through the hydrogen import network currently under construction
roadmap
our offer
- Analysis of hydrogen potential by specific industry & region
- Strategic advice on the further development of the hydrogen market
- Support in registering requirements with the transmission system operators
