What is Green Hydrogen?

Green hydrogen is produced when renewable energy such as solar or/and wind energy is used to break down water into oxygen and hydrogen atoms. This process is called electrolysis with water as its only waste product.

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Green Hydrogen Energy

The importance of Green Hydrogen

Green hydrogen has the greatest potential for clean energy generation, transportation, and storage toward achieving the global target of net-zero carbon emissions and energy sustainability.

The benefits of Green Hydrogen

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Sustainability:

Green hydrogen energy reduces the dependency on fossil fuels, promotes the use of local resources, and eliminates the intermittency associated with other renewable energy sources.

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Decarbonization:

The technology used for green hydrogen production is free from greenhouse gas emissions that have become difficult to combat especially in industries that use high energy density fuels thereby contributing to the global net-zero carbon target.

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Efficiency:

Green hydrogen can be produced anywhere there is water and electricity, and transformed into electricity, heat, or a carrier like ammonia for direct electrification, space heating, transportation, or storage.

A use case for Hydrogen in Nigeria

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Hydrogen Production

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Hydrogen Storage & Distribution

Hydrogen utilization

Hydrogen Utilization

Benefits of Green Hydrogen produced in Nigeria

Help the world decarbonize

The use of blue hydrogen supports the development of hydrogen economy.

Meet domestic energy need

High Carbon

Brown Hydrogen

Made → Coal (Gasification) CO2 is emitted into the environment (Most environmentally damaging).

High Carbon

Grey Hydrogen

Made →  Natural Gas (SMR) CO2 is emitted into the environment (The most common form of hydrogen).

Low Carbon

Blue Hydrogen

Made → Natural Gas (SMR) CO2 is captured and stored.

Zero Carbon
Zero Carbon

Green Hydrogen

Made →  Renewable sources. No CO2 is emitted.