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🌊 Towards net-zero: Unlocking the potential of offshore hydrogen systems Offshore wind energy holds incredible promise for renewable hydrogen production, offering vast potential and consistent capacity factors. But what does it take to make this vision a reality? In their latest blog, Alexandr Akimov, Mostafa Rezaei, PhD and Evan Gray explore the techno-economic feasibility of offshore hydrogen systems, focusing on Australia's vast offshore wind resources. The article highlights key findings, such as strategies to achieve cost-competitive hydrogen production, the role of efficiency optimisation, and lessons from global examples like Japan’s Fukushima Hydrogen Energy Research Field (FH2R) and South Korea's offshore hydrogen projects. 📌 Key insights include: 🔹 The importance of rapid scaling and policy support to achieve a levelised cost of hydrogen below AUD 3/kg by 2040. 🔹 The critical role of energy management strategies to optimise electrolysis efficiency. 🔹 How offshore wind and hydrogen production can become integral pillars of a sustainable energy future. As the world moves towards net-zero, integrating offshore wind with hydrogen production could be a game-changer for renewable energy. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gV54S4Wd #RenewableEnergy #OffshoreWind #HydrogenProduction #Sustainability #NetZero

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