Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8075728 Energy 2015 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
The present study examines how adding the flexible demand of electrolyzers in France would impact the European power system while keeping hydrogen production close to economic competitiveness. Results show that only proactive scenarios with very high penetration rates of decarbonized energy in Europe enable the production of significant amounts of competitive low-carbon hydrogen (€3-5/kgH2). In this context, creating demand to power the electrolyzers mitigates almost all renewable energy curtailment in France, showing that hydrogen production can indeed help to integrate fluctuating renewable energies into the power system.
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