HydroGenerally - Episode 4: Hydrogen in a global maritime industry: plain sailing or a rough ride?
Posted on: 02/05/2022
In our past episodes, we have been introducing how hydrogen is produced and where it should be used, delving into where it will be most effective in decarbonising energy, industrial and chemical industries, and dedicated the last episode to focus especially on the aviation industry.In this episode, Simon Buckley and Matthew Moss from Innovate UK KTN explore the use of hydrogen in the global maritime industry with special guest Chester Lewis, Business Development Manager at Ryze Hydrogen.
Guests
Simon Buckley | Knowledge Transfer Manager – Zero Emission Mobility
Matthew Moss | Knowledge Transfer Manager – Maritime
Chester Lewis | Business Development Manager – Ryze Hydrogen
Useful links and additional information
- The Hydrogen Economy Innovation Network is a non-competitive advisory group and community that pools knowledge from existing hydrogen communities to validate views on the current challenges to enable low-carbon hydrogen uptake at scale and cost.
- Innovate UK KTN’s Energy Team is at the centre of Innovate UK KTN’s work contributing to delivering the UK’s ambitious Net Zero targets.
- Innovate UK KTN’s Maritime Team
- Ryze Hydrogen
Related Opportunities
Net Zero Hydrogen Fund – Strand 2: Capital expenditure (CAPEX)
Closing Soon
Opens: 25/04/2022
Closes: 13/07/2022
Strand 2 of the Net Zero Hydrogen Fund will provide capital expenditure (CAPEX) support for new low carbon hydrogen production facilities to begin deployment in the early 2020s. This is to ensure the UK has a diverse and secure decarbonised energy system fit for meeting our ambition of 10GW low carbon hydrogen production by 2030, and commitment to reach net zero by 2050.
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Net Zero Hydrogen Fund – Strand 1: Development Expenditure (DEVEX)
Opens: 25/04/2022
Closes: 23/06/2022
Strand 1 of the Net Zero Hydrogen Fund will provide development expenditure (DEVEX) support for front end engineering design (FEED) and post-FEED studies for new low carbon hydrogen production facilities. This will support the commercial deployment of new low carbon hydrogen production projects during the 2020s.
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