ENERDAY 2025 - 19th International Conference on Energy Economics and Technology

Session

Hydrogen markets and infrastructure

Apr 4, 2025, 4:15 PM

HSZ/4-401 - HSZ/401 (HSZ)

45. Modified electricity price signals as a flexibility incentive for hydrogen production – the impact of hydrogen production profiles on costs and GHG emissions.

Carsten Schütte

4/4/25, 4:15 PM

The increasing share of renewable energy has a direct impact on spot prices and electricity-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Low marginal costs for solar and wind reduce spot prices, especially in times with a high share of renewable electricity production. GHG emissions tend to decrease as the share of renewables increases throughout the year, again, particularly in times with a high...

47. When Compensation Backfires: Heterogeneity in Hydrogen Infrastructure Acceptance in Germany

Dr Ayse Tugba Atasoy (RWTH Aachen University)

4/4/25, 4:40 PM

The German government has an infrastructure plan to construct extensive hydrogen pipelines by 2032, marking a key step in advancing the sustainable energy transition. However, public knowledge and perceptions of such infrastructure projects can vary significantly, which in turn may influence individuals’ willingness-to-accept (WTA) infrastructure development near their homes or properties....

50. Ramping Up Low-Emission Hydrogen Imports to Europe: Case Studies and Transition Pathways

Nima Farhang-Damghani (University of Technology Nuremberg)

4/4/25, 5:05 PM

Overview
For the energy transition hydrogen and hydrogen carriers will become an important building block to defossilize many sectors such as energy, heating, industry and mobility. In light of the urgent global need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change, hydrogen emerges as a potent alternative to fossil fuels. According to the European Union the production target for...