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Funnily enough, in preparing for my talk Hydrogen: The Hope and Hype, at the Superyacht Summit Adria in April, I looked at various production and price forecasts for Hydrogen. I found California had great information on penetration and cost. But even though the price (>$30.00 kgh2) was around 3x more expensive than petrol (even once efficiency was factored in - would be even worse for a more efficient marine diesel) I was not sure if it was Green Hydrogen as it was unclear from the station operators. This article and the California Energy Commission report make it clear that most of the Hydrogen is Grey from Steam Methane Reforming! One thing of note is that often it is the producer price that is quoted, but that does not include the midstream costs of liquefaction, compression, storage and transport, nor the supply chain margins and taxes…these all add significantly to the price. Superyacht Builders Association (SYBAss) MYBA The Worldwide Yachting Association #superyachts #yachting #environment #zerocarbonyachting #alternativefuels #carbonemissions #superyacht2030 #innovation #future #technology #alternativeenergy #sustainability #showyourstripes #hydrogen

This big !! Fuel cell electric buses are really showing their potential to accelerate transition to #zeroemissions bus fleet. We are going to need both battery and hydrogen to enable transit agencies to successfully Remo’s diesel buses off the road. #theotherelectricbus

Ammonia Engine 🎯Ammonia’s direct use in commercial applications is poised to be the primary low-carbon energy source of the future. 🎯Its potential for high efficiency and minimal environmental impact makes it a leading candidate in the shift to sustainable energy. 🎯Using ammonia as a fuel can significantly reduce carbon emissions across various industries, contributing to climate change mitigation. 🎯Its versatility allows integration into multiple sectors, from power generation to transportation, making it a key player in the green energy revolution. 🎯Ongoing research and development are expected to cement ammonia’s role in creating a more sustainable, low-carbon energy landscape. #greenhydrogen #greenammonia #ammoniaengine https://lnkd.in/geRfqRU5

Hey everyone! I couldn't contain my excitement after reading about the incredible developments in the world of engines! 🌟 Did you hear about the latest breakthrough? Scientists are making groundbreaking progress with ammonia-powered engines! 🌱💨 This innovation holds immense potential for a more sustainable future. Ammonia engines are not only environmentally friendly, emitting minimal greenhouse gases, but they also offer a promising solution for renewable energy storage and transportation. 🌍🔋 Imagine a world where our vehicles run on clean, green energy sources like ammonia, reducing our carbon footprint and creating a healthier planet for us and future generations. 🌿♻️ Kudos to the brilliant minds and researchers driving this transformation! 🎓🔬 Let's celebrate their dedication to pushing the boundaries of technology and embracing eco-friendly solutions. 🙌✨ I'm genuinely thrilled about this progress and can't wait to see how it revolutionizes the way we travel and power our lives. Here's to a greener, cleaner, and more sustainable future! 🌱🌟 #AmmoniaEngine #SustainableFuture #Innovation #CleanEnergyRevolution

“Asian Dominance in the Hydrogen Car Market: A Challenge for Europe and US” August 12, 2023 - ANGELA LINDERS “Though electric vehicles are off to a solid head start, many are looking to the hydrogen car market for growth. As countries around the world look to ways to use emission-free vehicles as a mainstream form of transportation, hydrogen cars are increasingly making their way into the spotlight, even with the popularity of battery electric vehicles.” “H2-powered vehicles aren’t a new form of technology but are being taken more seriously of late. Hydrogen cars first started gaining traction in the early 2000s but have remained about as far from mainstream use as can be measured. As battery electric vehicles started taking off, charging networks were established, making EVs the natural choice for many people seeking zero-emission driving. In the European market, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) are also picking up steam.” “Interestingly, hydrogen cars have been picking up in the globe-leading Asian market, where there are eight times more H2-powered passenger vehicles in just Korea than there are in the entire European Union. Japan’s goal is to have more than 800,000 H2-powered vehicles on its roads by the close of this decade.” “Among the benefits Asia is enjoying in terms of making it easier to own a fuel cell vehicle is the H2 fueling network which is considerably more advanced than it is in Europe. China boasts the largest number of H2 fueling stations in the world as of 2022, when it had 250.” “South Korea’s rapid hydrogen sector growth has been built up by considerable government funding. That country is actively pursuing an H2 economy, so the fuel has been a substantial economic growth driver, expected to generate $43 billion in economic growth while creating 420,000 jobs. Subsidies, loans and tax benefits have all been in place since 2019 to support this effort, and since 2012, $2.34 billion has been invested in the sector.” https://lnkd.in/e2dk6MpZ Source- original post Follow me #MariusPreston #hydrogenmobility #hydrogenfuel #hydrogenfuelcells #hydrogenvehicles #hydrogencars #H2poweredvehicles #batteryelectricvehicles #ev #electricvehicles #electricalvehicles #electriccars #automakers #automotiveindustry #automotivemanufacturing #carindustry #fcev #PHEV #pluginhybrids #emobilityrevolution #emobility #nev #newenergyvehicles #electricmobility

Hydrogen is becoming a big deal on the journey to net zero. It can fuel vehicles with a fancy fuel cell or even in an old-school internal combustion engine (ICE). It could even power the factories, churning out car parts like steel. It's getting more and more crucial in the quest for greener solutions. Recently, players across the hydrogen ecosystem gathered at the Hydrogen for Life event in London. Read all about it here: http://ow.ly/MZtE104RwzU What's you view on Hydrogen fuelled vehicles?

Hydrogen is becoming a big deal on the journey to net zero. It can fuel vehicles with a fancy fuel cell or even in an old-school internal combustion engine (ICE). It could even power the factories, churning out car parts like steel. It's getting more and more crucial in the quest for greener solutions. Recently, players across the hydrogen ecosystem gathered at the Hydrogen for Life event in London. Read all about it here: http://ow.ly/MZtE104RwzU What's you view on Hydrogen fuelled vehicles?

Hydrogen is becoming a big deal on the journey to net zero. It can fuel vehicles with a fancy fuel cell or even in an old-school internal combustion engine (ICE). It could even power the factories, churning out car parts like steel. It's getting more and more crucial in the quest for greener solutions. Recently, players across the hydrogen ecosystem gathered at the Hydrogen for Life event in London. Read all about it here: http://ow.ly/MZtE104RwzU What's you view on Hydrogen fuelled vehicles?

Want to know more about the possible role of hydrogen vehicles, then this series of articles might provide some answers.

Despite #EVs accounting for one in five light-duty vehicles sold in 2024, the market remains concentrated, with China leading at 60% of sales. Meeting Paris Agreement goals faster requires faster growth in the sector, underscoring the need to address cost barriers, like the challenge of upfront cost parity of gas models that exists in the U.S. and Europe. https://lnkd.in/enRHwYGS