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In November 2021 the Swedish Energy Agency put forward a proposal for a national fossil-free hydrogen strategy, emphasizing the urgency of limiting climate change and reducing dependency of fossil
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In November 2021 the Swedish Energy Agency put forward a proposal for a national fossil-free hydrogen strategy, emphasizing the urgency of limiting climate change and reducing dependency of fossil
The project brings together leading Swedish actors from academia, industry and society to develop a joint long-term plan for how hydrogen as an energy carrier can contribute to strengthened
This study examines the role of TES coupled with HPs and HS in Sweden''s future energy systems, characterized by high levels of intermittent wind energy, increased electrification in
Vätgas Sweden is involved and leads several future-oriented projects with a focus on hydrogen, in order to drive technology development, develop new business models and produce new knowledge.
The project has built a 100 cubic meter hydrogen storage in a rock room in Luleå. The completed tests show that the technology works to support a large-scale hydrogen user, and that
HYBRIT''s pilot project for hydrogen gas storage has now been completed and reported to the Swedish Energy Agency. The results show that it is technically possible to store fossil-free
Sweden''s answer lies in hydrogen energy storage – the missing piece for renewable energy systems. With 55% of its electricity already coming from renewables, Sweden uses hydrogen to store wind
One of hydrogen''s most promising roles lies in energy storage. Sweden''s rapidly growing wind and solar capacity requires effective balancing solutions, and hydrogen offers a way to store excess renewable
These focus, among other things, on how clusters of hydrogen production are developed and how this can create an interconnected infrastructure for both industry, transport and energy storage.
The strategy has been developed in cooperation with companies and other actors in the hydrogen value chain and contains policy recommendations for handling common challenges and to use the full
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