What do you do when your heating system stops
working? Of course, you call the company that installed it. And what if they
tell you that repairing your 22-year-old gas boiler isn’t worth it anymore? Which
system is affordable yet state of the art? Do you want a condensing boiler or
rather a home fuel cell? Where can you get the information you need? Who can you
talk to? H2-international’s Editor-in-Chief Sven Geitmann went looking for answers
and this is his story of what happened.
A nightmare scenario is making the rounds
in the gas sector: All of Germany comes to rely on electric power alone, abandoning
the pipeline system. It is a future that can easily be dismissed as an unlikely
horror story but one that gas companies are trying to prevent at all costs. It
is why an industry that has so far focused on traditional means of heat
production is slowly warming to power-to-gas and energy systems integration and
why the DVGW gave an update on the market by presenting a new study, including
policy recommendations, last September.
Thanks to NEW 4.0, the German state of Schleswig-Holstein is rapidly turning into a showcase for the energy market transformation in the country. The abbreviation stands for a growing innovation alliance, formed on the threshold of the fourth industrial revolution, which intends to create a smart and interconnected energy system. One of the many NEW 4.0 projects is Wind to Gas Energy’s hydrogen venture in Brunsbüttel.
On the German North Sea coast, interest in hydrogen is reaching new heights. More and more organizations are discovering the technology, while an increasing number of communities are mapping out concrete plans, and the number of politicians pledging their support is becoming greater each day.
At the beginning of October 2018, Fronius,
a power electronics manufacturer based in Pettenbach, Austria, commissioned a
demonstration system of a solar-hydrogen fueling station at its research and
development facility in Thalheim, near Wels. The business expects the system named
SOLH2UB to become not only a part of its 24-hour solar strategy but
also a decentralized component of a future hydrogen economy.
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