Hydrogen and the energy transition.

Ali, Dallia

Abstract

To justify and know why we need to use Hydrogen the author detailed the emission briefs which showed the emissions from natural gas decreased by 118 Mt in 2022 due to Ukraine war, coal grew to a new all-time high of all-time high of almost 15.5 Gt. Emission from oil grew also grew by 268 Mt in 2022. Around half of the year-on-year increase came from aviation as air travel continued its recovery from pandemic lows. Total transport emissions increased by 2.1% (or 137 Mt), also driven by growth in advanced economies. Nonetheless, emissions would have been higher without the accelerating deployment of low-carbon vehicles. Another challenge the world faces is the increasing energy consumption, therefore the need to increase the use of green renewable energy is vital. However, this also leads to the challenge of intermittency with these sources. Hydrogen is a key player in the world clean energy transition and major contributor to the UK Net Zero Future. H2 will play a pivotal role in achieving an affordable, clean and prosperous economy.

Citation

ALI, D. 2023. Hydrogen and the energy transition. Presented at the 2023 Glasgow Caledonia University (GCU) Capacity building Erasmus+ workshop, 12 July 2023, Sri Lanka.

• Presentation Conference Type: Conference Paper (unpublished)
• Conference Name: 2023 Glasgow Caledonia University (GCU) Capacity building Erasmus+ workshop
• Start Date: Jul 12, 2023
• Deposit Date: Apr 2, 2024
• Publicly Available Date: Apr 2, 2024
• Peer Reviewed: Peer Reviewed
• Keywords: Renewable energy; Green energy; Hydrogen
• Public URL: https://rgu-repository.worktribe.com/output/2293608
• Additional Information: The pptx. file contains audio description on each slide from the author, this option is not available on the pdf file.