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HerrGickhan
Nej du har missuppfattat. EU har aviserat att mildra direktivet och det är det branschen menar skulle hota den.
Vad jag kan se kommer alltså EU:s ändringar att göra grön vätgas 50-100% dyrare. Då kan en hel marknad falla. Stegra skulle inte klara det.
Numera kräver EU att grön el.används samma timme som vätgasen produceras.
Det går.inte längre att producera vätgasen på natten om elen är billigast då, om.inte gröna källor används. Vätgasen måste produceras när gröna elkällor används. Inga genomsnitt för grön el godtas längre av EU.
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New EU regulations, particularly strict Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBO) criteria, are increasing green hydrogen production costs by up to 50–100%, driven by requirements for hourly matching with new renewable energy. These rules, aimed at ensuring additionality, risk hindering project development, while infrastructure cost-shifting could further double expenses for consumers.
Key Impacts of New EU Rules:
Production Costs: Strict additionality, temporal correlation (hourly matching), and geographical correlation requirements add substantial costs, potentially increasing production expenses by 50% or more, according to industry warnings.
Infrastructure & Consumer Costs: Policies in the EU
Gas Package could allow gas infrastructure costs, including retrofitting for hydrogen, to be passed on to consumers. This might double energy bills for users compared to current gas prices.
Stringent Criteria: Rules require that renewable energy used for electrolysis is newly built and produced at the same time as the hydrogen.
Market Impact: These regulations create a barrier to final investment decisions (FIDs) for hydrogen projects, although they are designed to ensure genuine sustainability.
Support Mechanisms: Despite the high costs, the EU is providing financial support, with over €6 billion in funding, including the 3rd Hydrogen Bank auction and Innovation Fund, to support the industry's growth.
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Hourly matching for hydrogen is a regulatory requirement ensuring that electrolyzers producing "green" hydrogen use clean electricity generated within the same hour as consumption.
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Additionality in green hydrogen requires that electrolysis projects use new, dedicated renewable energy sources, ensuring demand does not strain the existing grid or hinder direct electrification of other sectors. This principle ensures that hydrogen production adds to, rather than competes for, renewable capacity. It generally involves geographical and temporal correlation with production.
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Geographical correlation requirements for renewable hydrogen—specifically Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBOs) in the EU—are designed to ensure that the renewable electricity used for electrolysis is produced in close proximity to the electrolyser. This ensures additionality, prevents grid congestion, and verifies that the green hydrogen is truly sustainable.
Key Geographical Correlation Requirements:
Same Bidding Zone: The electrolyser must be located in the same bidding zone (taxation area/market zone) as the new renewable energy source.
Direct Interconnection: The electrolyser plant should be directly connected to the renewable energy source (e.g., wind or solar farm).
Alternative (Proximity): If not directly connected, the electrolyser can be in an adjacent, directly connected, or close-by bidding zone, provided the grid congestion allows for it, although direct connection is preferred to guarantee the green origin.
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Key Impacts of New EU Rules:
Production Costs: Strict additionality, temporal correlation (hourly matching), and geographical correlation requirements add substantial costs, potentially increasing production expenses by 50% or more, according to industry warnings.
Infrastructure & Consumer Costs: Policies in the EU Gas Package could allow gas infrastructure costs, including retrofitting for hydrogen, to be passed on to consumers. This might double energy bills for users compared to current gas prices.
Stringent Criteria: Rules require that renewable energy used for electrolysis is newly built and produced at the same time as the hydrogen.
Market Impact: These regulations create a barrier to final investment decisions (FIDs) for hydrogen projects, although they are designed to ensure genuine sustainability.
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EU dödar vätgasen de tidigare skulle stödja
Lägger man alla EU:s regelböcker i en trave blir den högre än Lord Nelsons pelare, sade Brexiteers 😅
