Siemens Gamesa eyes competitive green hydrogen in 2030
Green hydrogen produced with onshore wind power will be able to hit cost parity with fossil H2 ten years from now – with offshore wind achieving the same in 2035, the OEM says but adds that drastic changes will be needed to accomplish as much.
Some time back, a flock of Siemens Gamesa personnel went around near Northern Denmark's Brande, tinkering with what almost seemed to begin as a hobby project. Out in the wider world, the first dark clouds were beginning to dissipate, heralding a renaissance for the very idea they were exploring: hydrogen produced from water and renewable energy in an electrolysis system.
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