HyDelta 2 Compendium of Research
Research into the technical, economic, environmental, and social aspects of hydrogen distribution via the existing gas network.
The program HyDelta 2.0 Compendium presents the research results of the HyDelta program, an initiative to accelerate the implementation of hydrogen as an energy carrier in the Netherlands. This research, conducted by New Energy Coalition, TNO, DNV, Kiwa, a Hanze University of Applied Sciences, focuses on the technical, economic, environmental and social aspects of hydrogen distribution via the existing gas network.
Key insights from HyDelta 2.0
Economic and regulatory challenges
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- Hydrogen market dynamics and investment conditions for electrolysis plants.
- Effects of risk management and policy choices on the hydrogen value chain.
- Possibilities for hydrogen blending in the gas network and congestion management.
Safety and infrastructure
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- Risk analysis of hydrogen in existing gas networks and possible adjustments.
- Impact of hydrogen on combustion processes and NOx emissions.
- Blending strategies and storage solutions for grid congestion.
Social and societal acceptance
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- Public perception and social embedding of hydrogen projects.
- Education and labor market preparation for the hydrogen economy.
- Case studies on successful hydrogen projects and participation models.
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