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Identifying success factors for low-carbon hydrogen market development and building enabling conditions, Joseph Cordonnier, OECD

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OECD webinar on “Certification for facilitating international trade of green hydrogen”, 31 January 2023, 9:30 – 13:00 CET, virtual meeting

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Identifying success factors for low-carbon hydrogen market development and building enabling conditions, Joseph Cordonnier, OECD

  1. 1. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint IDENTIFYING SUCCESS FACTORS FOR LOW-CARBON HYDROGEN MARKET DEVELOPMENT AND BUILDING ENABLING CONDITIONS 1 31 January 2023 Joseph Cordonnier Industry Programme Analyst OECD webinar “Certification for facilitating international trade of green hydrogen”
  2. 2. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint • Framework for industry’s net-zero transition released in September 2022 • 5-step approach to:  Improve enabling market conditions  Propose financing solutions • Framework implementation:  Country-level,  Focus Area: sector, or cross-cutting technology.  Business cases and list of projects aligned with a net- zero emission pathway • Green hydrogen can help decarbonising end-use sectors • Currently industry main consumer of hydrogen, but with a large potential to transform conventional processes across several hard-to-abate industry sectors 2 Hydrogen is a key solution for a net-zero transition of the industry Framework for industry’s net-zero transition Green Hydrogen • Value Chain approach • Country national strategies • Case studies • Clean Energy Finance and Investment review / roadmap • Implementation support activities • Investor dialogues • Regional peer learning • Country implementation for a sector or a low-carbon technology • Pipeline of projects • Enabling market conditions and financing solutions 2022-2024 implementation in Indonesia and Thailand
  3. 3. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Share of TFC EJ Scenarios of global hydrogen demand in 2050 Hydrogen in TFC (EJ) % of TFC 3 Hydrogen’s contribution to the global energy mix to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 TFC: Total Final Energy Consumption
  4. 4. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint 4 Addressing the value chain of green hydrogen is crucial in developing national strategies
  5. 5. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint  Many governments envisage partnerships to establish cross-border hydrogen trade. European Commission’s REPowerEU released in May 2022  Target of 10 Mt renewable hydrogen imports by 2030 (2% of the region’s total final energy consumption & 10% of the current hydrogen consumption worldwide)  Several emerging and developing economies to become exporters to supply countries that cannot meet their transition goals with domestic production.  25% of hydrogen supply could be traded internationally in 2050. 5 Utilising hydrogen’s full potential relies on developing international trade Examples of partnerships and agreements for international green hydrogen trade Adapted from IRENA
  6. 6. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint Example of case study HIF Global – e-fuels – Chile Demonstration plant (FID 2021) • 3.4 MW onshore wind • 1.2 MW electrolyser • 143 tonnes of green hydrogen annually • Direct Air Capture of CO2 • 130 000 litres of e-gasoline annually HIF Cabo Negro (construction from 2023) • 325 MW onshore wind turbine • 240 MW electrolyser • 66 million litres of e-gasoline annually Business rationale • Green electricity below USD 2 cents/kWh • Synthetic fuels can be sold at a premium Financing • The demonstration project HIF Haru Oni has raised over USD 60 million in total • USD 260 million capital increase in April 2022 FID: Final Investment Decision Source: HIF Global, 2022
  7. 7. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint 7 Lessons learnt from case studies
  8. 8. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint 8 Possible measures for policy makers to facilitate market creation and market growth
  9. 9. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint  Understand the considerations and challenges around certification for international hydrogen trade, including its impact on end-uses.  Provide inputs on priority areas to hydrogen stakeholders for harmonising certification mechanisms and in turn facilitate international hydrogen trade.  Discuss the roles individual governments, private sector and international organisations can play in developing hydrogen certification. 9 Key objectives of today’s webinar
  10. 10. OECD / OCDE: Restricted Use - À usage restreint GREEN HYDROGEN OPPORTUNITIES 10 31 January 2023 Joseph Cordonnier Industry Programme Analyst Identifying success factors for market development and building enabling conditions

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