HyChain-ESI

Hydrogen value chain deployment – Agenda for the emerging hydrogen economy supporting energy system integration

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Hydrogen value chain deployment is the production, storage, transportation and usage of hydrogen. It is an integral part of the emerging hydrogen economy that supports energy system integration, which is part of the European Union’s energy and climate energy and climate objective towards 2030. Part of this objective highlights the key role of energy system integration for cost-efficient decarbonization as well citizens’ participation and self-consumption via smart cities and energy communities, in order to realise sector coupling.

What are we trying to achieve and how?

The aim of the project, HyChain-ESI, is to accelerate the emergence of large-scale hydrogen production and transport from renewable power sources to large-scale adoption in different sectors and by a variety of end users. It investigates the potential of hydrogen value chain to enable transition to a clean, low carbon future energy system.

Participating organisations

Delft University of Technology
University of Amsterdam
TNO
Netherlands eScience Center
Tilburg University
NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences
Stedin
Port of Rotterdam Authority
QuoMare
Nederlandse Gasunie (Netherlands)
Province Zuid-Holland
Clingendael International Energy Programme
Nouryon
OCI Nitrogen
Dow Chemical (Netherlands)
Institute for Sustainable Process Technology
Natural Sciences & Engineering
Natural Sciences & Engineering

Impact

Output

Team

Contact person

Suvayu Ali

Suvayu Ali

eScience Research Engineer
Netherlands eScience Center
Mail Suvayu
ZL
Zofia Lukszo
Principal investigator
Delft University of Technology
AG
Amineh Ghorbani
WP3 Lead
Delft University of Technology
SL
Saskia Lavrijssen
Rv'V
Renske van 't Veer
PhD student
Delft University of Technology
JS
Justin Starreveld
PhD student
University of Amsterdam
Suvayu Ali
Suvayu Ali
eScience Research Engineer
Netherlands eScience Center
LF
Laurens Frowijn
PhD student
Delft University of Technology
Ole Mussmann
Ole Mussmann
eScience Research Engineer
Netherlands eScience Center
Sander van Rijn
eScience Research Engineer
Netherlands eScience Center
Ermanno Lo Cascio
Ermanno Lo Cascio
Stefan Verhoeven
Senior eScience Research Engineer
Netherlands eScience Center
Kody Moodley
Senior eScience Research Engineer
Netherlands eScience Center

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