US EditionScientists See Potential for 3,000 PV-Powered Methanol Sites in Europe
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Green hydrogen, an essential energy alternative to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, is now at the heart of global concerns, particularly in Europe. With the energy transition in progress, the European Union is looking for solutions to meet its growing demand for clean hydrogen. Algeria could play a key role in this dynamic, becoming a strategic supplier of green hydrogen. As part of projects to produce green hydrogen from renewable energy sour…
Madrid/Brussels (EFEverde).- The EU faces a “decisive crossroad” in its commitment to hydrogen: while China and the United States accelerate investments and deploy large-scale infrastructure, Europe must improve the coordination of its Community funds and strengthen public-private cooperation to scale up key projects such as electrolyzer manufacturing, transport and hydrogen storage. This was warned by institutional, scientific and industrial le…
Scientists see potential for 3,000 PV-powered methanol sites in Europe
Researchers have analyzed the potential implementation of green methanol from CO2 capture in existing industries, based on European GIS data. While they found 9,213 theoretically viable municipalities, the number fell to 3,016 when considering the space needed for a PV installation around the plant.A research group from Spain’s University of Seville in Spain has analyzed the potential implementation of PV-powered green methanol from CO2 capture …
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