DUBLIN, March 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The “Global Market for Green Hydrogen 2024-2035” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
Green hydrogen refers to hydrogen produced through renewable energy powered electrolysis of water, rather than carbon-intensive methods like steam methane reforming. It has no associated carbon emissions. Electrolyzer technologies are crucial for scaling up production of green hydrogen. Electrolyzers use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen gas streams. These electrochemical systems along with renewable energy sources like solar, wind or hydro power enable renewable hydrogen production.
Cost declines through technology innovations, manufacturing scale-up and more renewable electricity integration are vital to displace existing fossil-based hydrogen supplying refining, fertilizer and chemical industries today. As green hydrogen scales, it can provide a sustainable energy storage vector and decarbonize sectors like steel, ammonia and transportation (through synthetic fuels) that lack easy electrification routes, playing a major role in achieving global net zero targets.
The Global Market for Green Hydrogen 2024-2035 provides a comprehensive overview of the emerging hydrogen economy and the pivotal role of green hydrogen production in enabling wider adoption across industrial applications. Spanning over 300 pages, the report analyzes global energy demand scenarios and the potential for hydrogen to deliver deep decarbonization across sectors from transportation to steel manufacturing.
Detailed technology analysis focuses on next generation electrolysis techniques for scalable green hydrogen generation from water and renewable electricity. Comparative assessment of alkaline, polymer electrolyte membrane, anion exchange membrane and solid oxide electrolysis systems explores component materials, system configurations, costs, manufacturing challenges and key innovative companies developing these technologies.
Additional sections profile developments around hydrogen storage and distribution infrastructure including pipelines, compression and liquefaction. The utilization segment covers fuel cell electric vehicles, synthetic fuel production, ammonia synthesis and other hydrogen end-uses across aviation, shipping and heat/power sectors.
The report covers over 120 company profiles of major corporations, innovative start-ups and disruptive new entrants commercializing breakthroughs across the hydrogen value chain. Competencies span from advanced electrolyzer stacks to full solutions for onsite hydrogen generation, transportation fleets, renewable energy integration and industrial decarbonization projects.
Report contents include:
Overview of the hydrogen economy and production landscape
Analysis of global energy demand scenarios and hydrogen’s decarbonization potential
Breakdown of the hydrogen value chain – production, storage/transport, utilization
Details on green hydrogen production methods, projects, and role in energy transition
In-depth technology analysis of next-gen electrolyzers:
Alkaline (AWE)
Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEMEL)
Anion Exchange Membrane (AEMEL)
Solid Oxide (SOEC)
Review of hydrogen storage and transportation infrastructure
Coverage of utilization applications:
Fuel cell electric vehicles
Synthetic e-fuel production
Green ammonia production
Renewable power and heat generation
Profiles of ~130 key companies across the hydrogen value chain:
Industrial gas suppliers
Emerging electrolyzer manufacturers
Energy majors
Chemical/ammonia companies
Innovative start-ups
Hydrogen production analysis for global regions
Assessment of market challenges and growth drivers
Key Topics Covered:
1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2 INTRODUCTION
2.1 Hydrogen classification
2.2 Global energy demand and consumption
2.3 The hydrogen economy and production
2.4 Removing CO? emissions from hydrogen production
2.5 Hydrogen value chain
2.6 National hydrogen initiatives, policy and regulation
2.7 Market challenges
2.8 Industry developments 2020-2024
2.9 Market map
2.10 Global hydrogen production
3 GREEN HYDROGEN PRODUCTION
3.1 Overview
3.2 Green hydrogen projects
3.3 Motivation for use
3.4 Decarbonization
3.5 Comparative analysis
3.6 Role in energy transition
3.7 Renewable energy sources
3.8 SWOT analysis
4 ELECTROLYZER TECHNOLOGIES
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Balance of Plant
4.3 Monopolar vs bipolar electrolyzers
4.4 Characteristics
4.5 Advantages and disadvantages
4.6 Electrolyzer market
4.7 Alkaline water electrolyzers (AWE)
4.8 Anion exchange membrane electrolyzers (AEMEL)
4.9 Proton exchange membrane electrolyzers (PEMEL)
4.10 Solid oxide water electrolyzers (SOEC)
4.11 Other types
4.12 Costs
4.13 Water and land use for green hydrogen production
4.14 Electrolyzer manufacturing capacities
5 HYDROGEN STORAGE AND TRANSPORT
5.1 Market overview
5.2 Hydrogen transport methods
5.3 Hydrogen compression, liquefaction, storage
5.4 Market players
6 HYDROGEN UTILIZATION
6.1 Hydrogen Fuel Cells
6.2 Market overview
6.3 Alternative fuel production
6.4 Hydrogen Vehicles
6.5 Aviation
6.6 Ammonia production
6.7 Methanol production
6.8 Market overview
6.9 Steelmaking
6.10 Power & heat generation
6.11 Maritime
6.12 Fuel cell trains
7 COMPANY PROFILES
Advanced Ionics
Aemetis, Inc.
Air Products
Aker Horizons ASA
Alchemr, Inc.
Arcadia eFuels
AquaHydrex
AREVA H2Gen
Asahi Kasei
Atmonia
Avantium
BASF
Battolyser Systems
Blastr Green Steel
Bloom Energy
Boson Energy Ltd.
BP
Carbon Sink LLC
Ceres Power Holdings plc
Chevron Corporation
Chiyoda Corporation
Cockerill Jingli Hydrogen
Convion Ltd.
Cummins, Inc.
C-Zero
Dimensional Energy
Domsjo Fabriker AB
Dynelectro ApS
ENEOS Corporation
Elcogen AS
Electric Hydrogen
Elogen H2
Enapter
Equatic
Ergosup
Everfuel
EvolOH,
Flexens
FuelCell Energy
FuelPositive
Fusion Fuel
Genvia
Graforce
GeoPura
Greenlyte Carbon Technologies
Green Fuel
Green Hydrogen Systems
Heliogen
Hitachi Zosen
Hoeller Electrolyzer
Honda
H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies
H2Electro
H2Greem
H2 Green Steel
H2Pro
H2U Technologies
H2Vector Energy Technologies
Hycamite TCD Technologies
HydrogenPro
Hygenco
HydGene Renewables
HydrogenPro
Hydrogenera
Hydrogenics
Hysata
Hystar
IdunnH2
Infinium Electrofuels
Ionomr Innovations
ITM Power
Kobelco
Kyros Hydrogen Solutions
Lhyfe S.A.
LONGi Hydrogen
McPhy Energy SAS
Matteco
NEL Hydrogen
Newtrace
Next Hydrogen Solutions
Norsk e-Fuel AS
OCOchem
Ohmium International
1s1 Energy
Ossus Biorenewables
OXCCU Tech Ltd.
OxEon Energy
Parallel Carbon
Peregrine Hydrogen
Beijing PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co.
Perpetual Next Technologies
Pherousa Green Shipping
Plagazi AB
Plenesys
Plug Power, Inc.
P2X Solutions Oy
QD-SOL Ltd.
Quantron AG
Qairos Energies
Resilient Energi
Ryze Hydrogen
SeeO2 Energy
Shell plc
Siemens Energy AG
SoHHytec SA
Sparc Hydrogen
Stargate Hydrogen
Storegga Geotechnologies
SungreenH2
SunHydrogen
Syzygy Plasmonics
Thiozen
Thyssenkrupp Nucera
TFP Hydrogen Products
Tokuyama
Total Energies
Tractebel Engie
Travertine Technologies
Tree Energy Solutions
Twelve Corporation
Verdagy
Zhero
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