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Getting Fit for 55 and set for 2050: Electrifying Europe with wind energy
• The European Commission's scenarios show renewables-based electrification will be central to delivering climate neutrality by 2050. They show that more than three quarters of the final energy demand will be electrified. Electricity will directly cover 57% of final energy uses while providing another 18% indirectly through hydrogen and its derivatives.
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Future hydrogen demand: A cross-sectoral, global meta-analysis
Hydrogen will become an important but not dominant energy carrier in the future. Globally, hydrogen reaches in average 4-11% of the final energy consumption in 2050. In Europe, the relevance of hydrogen is higher compared to the energy..
DOE National Clean Hydrogen Strategy and Roadmap
Clean hydrogen, as shown in the Administration’s Long-Term Strategy of the United States, will be an important element of the nation’s path to decarbonization. Though much remains uncertain, the potential for hydrogen is clear. Focused..
Africa’s climate transition
This week, Policy Dispatch takes a look into Africa’s energy transition, the main hurdles that the continent’s 54 nations are facing, and its untapped renewable potential with Saliem Fakir, Executive Director at the African Climate Foundation.
Episode #96: ‘Tracking Gas Flows and Infrastructure with GIS and Other Digital Tools' with Angela Marra of TECO Peoples Gas [an Energy Central Power Perspectives™ Podcast]
In today's modern world, everything has data behind it that can be tracked, monitored, reported, and analyzed. Nowhere across the economy is that truer than in the utility sector, where investments in infrastructure are major sources of public..
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