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Floating wind ‘key to cheap green hydrogen production’
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"It is better to convert offshore wind energy into hydrogen through electrolysis at the source at sea, rather than on shore" said Bram Albers, principal at Roland Berger's Amsterdam office.
At higher volumes it is cheaper to transport energy in molecular form through a pipeline than as electrons through a cable. The energy could also be stored as hydrogen in salt caverns and depleted gas fields, the study found.
A single pipeline can land as much energy as 10 power lines or more, avoiding “time-consuming consultations” for additional cable landings in vulnerable coastal areas.
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Floating wind ‘key to cheap green hydrogen production’
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