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Exploring Rise of Green Hydrogen as Sustainable Energy Source

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso30/10/20234 Mins Read
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The world is at a critical juncture in the pursuit of sustainable energy alternatives. With the growing need to replace traditional fossil fuels, the quest for cleaner, greener energy sources has never been more urgent. In the second episode of the series “The Future of Energy,” the spotlight is on hydrogen, particularly green hydrogen, as a viable alternative that could revolutionize the energy landscape in Brazil and beyond.

Hydrogen, the most abundant element in nature, is emerging as a promising contender in the renewable energy arena. The significance of hydrogen in our daily lives cannot be overstated; it’s present in the chemical makeup of water, coffee, and even our own bodies. Yet, the hydrogen that’s poised to lead the energy revolution is green hydrogen, produced from 100% renewable sources like solar and wind energy.

Professor Edmar de Almeida from PUC-Rio’s Energy Institute explains, “Hydrogen is today an alternative for producing a fuel that can perfectly replace fossil fuels in all applications. As long as the hydrogen is obtained from a renewable source.”

The importance of green hydrogen lies in its sustainable and near-zero-emission impact on industries that have traditionally relied on fossil fuels, such as steel, cement, and pharmaceutical sectors. As these industries strive to decarbonize, green hydrogen emerges as a game-changing, eco-friendly alternative.

In the heart of Brazil, specifically at the Pecém port complex in Ceará, the vision of a green industrial future is taking shape. This complex already simulates burning industry using green hydrogen, with no harmful emissions produced. It’s a promising glimpse into the potential of this sustainable energy source, and it’s already attracting significant investments.

Pre-contracts have been signed with four companies, signaling approximately $8 billion in investments by 2030. This represents a green neo-industrialization process, positioning Brazil and Ceará as key players in the global transition towards sustainability.

The European Union is determined to achieve a 100% decarbonized economy by 2050. To realize this ambitious goal, they are seeking partners who can supply green hydrogen, and Brazil is emerging as a prime candidate.

Corné Hulst, General Manager of the port of Rotterdam, highlights the importance of importing green hydrogen from countries like Brazil. “Brazil has what we want. Sun, wind, and technology to export to Europe.”

This collaboration is essential for ensuring a sustainable energy future not just for Europe but for the world as a whole. The plant, which should be operational by 2028, signifies a step towards the global acceptance of green hydrogen as a viable and sustainable energy source.

Brazil is witnessing a surge in research efforts dedicated to green hydrogen. Professor Ricardo Ruther from the Federal University of Santa Catarina and his team are at the forefront of this research. They’re translating the production of solar energy and water capture into the production of green hydrogen, aiming to eliminate the need for diesel generation.

Despite these advances, challenges remain, particularly in terms of regulation. The race to become a green hydrogen powerhouse is on, but a robust regulatory framework is crucial. Brazil is making strides in this direction, with plans to send a green hydrogen regulatory framework to the National Congress by the end of the year.

The national hydrogen program is already underway, with 32 incentive actions in the country. As a result, Brazil is poised to establish itself as a major producer of green hydrogen by 2030.

In a world searching for cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, hydrogen has emerged as a beacon of hope. As Brazil and other nations invest in green hydrogen technology and regulatory frameworks, the energy landscape is poised for a remarkable transformation.

Stay tuned for the next episode of “The Future of Energy,” which delves into the transformation of transport for a more sustainable future.

For more in-depth exploration, don’t miss the “Isso É Fantástico” podcast, available on various platforms. It’s your window into great reports, investigations, and captivating stories with the Fantástico journalism seal. Every episode offers depth, context, and valuable information on the pressing issues of our time. Follow, like, or subscribe to “Isso É Fantástico” on your favorite podcast player to stay informed and inspired.

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