The Power of Two: Green Hydrogen & Wind Power Integration

Synopsis

National Grid ESO indicates that network buildout delays will cause the annual constraint cost to increase from £2bn per year to £8bn per year before 2030. The Green Hydrogen Industry in the UK needs the development of the electricity transmission system to account for the location of hydrogen projects.

• The Centralised Strategic Network Plan (CSNP) and FSO led Strategic Spatial Energy Plan, and counteracting the challenges with realistic steps
• Is green hydrogen a solution for curtailment?
• The potential use of excess wind for green hydrogen production
• What are the technological advancements that enable the integration of green hydrogen production with offshore wind energy
• Advancements in wind turbine and electrolyser technology, and how they work together efficiently?
• The impact of wind farm layout, turbine design, and overall infrastructure on the efficiency of hydrogen generation