US natural gas: blue hydrogen tightens global LNG markets?
…than 1 kg/kg (90% below grey hydrogen) and in turn, the hydrogen can be used to produce blue ammonia, blue steel, blue chemicals and as a low carbon fuel in…
Methane reforming: costs of grey hydrogen, costs of blue hydrogen?
…The costs of hydrogen production from methane reforming are modelled in this data-file, capturing SMRs, ATRs, grey hydrogen and blue hydrogen. Our best note discussing our conclusions for the industrial…
The green hydrogen economy: a summary?
…in the energy transition. For example, we estimate that using blue hydrogen to decarbonize heat would raise an average household’s heating bill by c$670 per year, while green hydrogen would…
Blue steel: construction boom?
…these booms (page 3). What about blue steel? This 13-page report argues that the same five factors exist for ‘blue steel’ as for blue hydrogen and blue ammonia. The goal…
Hydrogen: overview and conclusions?
The best opportunities for hydrogen in the energy transition will be to decarbonize gas at source via blue and turquoise hydrogen, displacing ‘black hydrogen’ that currently comes from coal, and…
Hydrogen peroxide: production costs?
…hydrogen conversion and selectivity). Our estimates into hydrogen consumption of hydrogen peroxide production are tabulated in the data-file. The CO2 intensity of hydrogen peroxide production is 3 tons/ton, as our…
Deep blue: cracking the code of carbon capture?
…transition. Midstream challenges remain. But we find they are less challenging for blue hydrogen than for green hydrogen on page 16. A scale-up of blue hydrogen is a dream scenario…
Bright green hydrogen from biomass gasification?
…Biomass gasification adds to our list of hydrogen technologies, from black hydrogen, grey hydrogen, SMR blue hydrogen, ATR blue hydrogen, turquoise hydrogen, MIRALON process, chemical looping combustion, and green hydrogen….
Topsoe: autothermal reforming technology?
…reforming technology, for the production of blue hydrogen, which matters increasingly as blue ammonia and blue steel value chains start booming in the US. Topsoe’s ATR design, called SynCor, has…
Hydrogen reformers: SMR versus ATR?
Blue hydrogen value chains are gaining momentum. Especially in the US. So this 16-page note contrasts steam-methane reforming (SMR) versus autothermal reforming (ATR). Each of these different hydrogen reformers has…