5.3 Case Studies for Determining the Potential of Renewable Hydrogen …
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5.3
Case Studies for Determining the Potential
of Renewable Hydrogen for Decarbonising
the Industrial Sectors Using Fossil Fuel-Based
Hydrogen within the APAC Markets
The case studies chosen for the research work are five countries of the APAC
markets: Australia, China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.
The survey of the five case studies has for objective to provide an order of
magnitude of the potential for decarbonisation by using renewable hydrogen.
The survey is based on the data analysis of the documents identified in the literature review and some other data sources used while performing the survey. The
content of the survey is built using the renewable hydrogen framework (figure 5.4)
of the present document.
Figure 5.4 Building blocks of the survey design
Accordingly, the survey covers the status of the current renewable energy
generation capacity and production. The renewable electricity generation is also
estimated based on the renewable energy targets (2030) and the renewable energy
technical potential. This covers the “Renewable energy offer” element of the
renewable hydrogen framework.
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5.3
Case Studies for Determining the Potential
of Renewable Hydrogen for Decarbonising
the Industrial Sectors Using Fossil Fuel-Based
Hydrogen within the APAC Markets
The case studies chosen for the research work are five countries of the APAC
markets: Australia, China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.
The survey of the five case studies has for objective to provide an order of
magnitude of the potential for decarbonisation by using renewable hydrogen.
The survey is based on the data analysis of the documents identified in the literature review and some other data sources used while performing the survey. The
content of the survey is built using the renewable hydrogen framework (figure 5.4)
of the present document.
Figure 5.4 Building blocks of the survey design
Accordingly, the survey covers the status of the current renewable energy
generation capacity and production. The renewable electricity generation is also
estimated based on the renewable energy targets (2030) and the renewable energy
technical potential. This covers the “Renewable energy offer” element of the
renewable hydrogen framework.