Hydrogen in the electricity value chain

This paper focuses on the position of hydrogen in the electricity value chain.

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Renewable energy sources like solar-PV and wind, and the electrification of heating demand lead to more variability in the generation and demand of electricity. The need for flexibility in the electricity supply system, e.g., by energy storage, will

therefore increase. Hydrogen has been a long-serving CO₂-free energy carrier, apt to store energy over a long period of time without significant losses.

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