Key barriers to the development of hydrogen in the UK energy system: Summary Report

Grant Wilson

Key barriers to the development of hydrogen in the UK energy system: Summary Report

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As part of the Innovate UK funded Hydrogen Innovation Initiative (HII) Seed project, the Energy Systems Catapult and the University of Birmingham undertook a series of interviews and analysis towards the end of Q1 2023 to identify and collate barriers to using hydrogen in the UK energy system for Net Zero. The interviews took place with 12 organisations representing academia, industry, Government, network operators and regulators. This had a particular focus on the use of hydrogen to provide energy system flexibility.

Original language	English
Publisher	Energy Systems Catapult
Number of pages	13
Publication status	Published - 31 Jul 2023

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Calculating Great Britain's half-hourly electrical demand from publicly available data
Wilson, G., Sharma, S., Day, J. & Godfrey, N., 1 Nov 2021, In: Energy Strategy Reviews. 38, 20 p., 100743.
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Flexibility in Great Britain’s gas networks: analysis of linepack
Wilson, G. & Rowley, P., 30 May 2019, UKERC, 8 p.
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Key barriers to the development of hydrogen in the UK energy system: Summary Report

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Calculating Great Britain's half-hourly electrical demand from publicly available data

Flexibility in Great Britain’s gas networks: analysis of linepack

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