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18 Mar 2021

Energy market review February 2021

After two years of research, the HyDeal project is slowly gaining momentum. The goal is to provide green hydrogen at a price of 1.50 EUR/kg for customers in Germany, France and Spain by 2030. Transport and storage are included in this price. The plants are to supply 3.6 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually. A […]Hydrogen is and remains a hot topic in February 2021 with new project announcements. Furthermore, there were outright records in the prices for CO₂-certificates. Commodity prices also rose in February, while renewable power generation was weak compared to the same month last year.

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04 Mar 2021

Hydrogen in the German energy system (I): the National Hydrogen Strategy

This first of two contributions looks at the question why hydrogen is becoming increasingly important for decarbonisation and what role the National Hydrogen Strategy can play in this context. Why is hydrogen becoming increasingly important? Industry, network operators as well as science and research agree: CO2-free hydrogen is necessary to achieve the ambitious decarbonisation targets […]There are more and more indications that the increased use of hydrogen from renewable or non-CO₂-emitting sources is necessary for increased climate protection efforts. The Federal Government's National Hydrogen Strategy aims to set the framework for hydrogen production and utilisation in Germany.

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16 Feb 2021

Spanish renewable auctions 2021: Will they push back the PPA market?

The results of the first auction in January 2021 revealed strike prices on a record-breaking scale for both wind and solar. Will this put pressure on the Spanish PPA market, especially solar PPA prices? Will future cannibalisation effects increase and bring long-term power prices down? In the following, we provide a quick overview of the […]By the end of 2020, the Spanish government approved the reformation of its renewable energy (RE) auctions. More precisely they did that in order to support the achievement of their RE targets outlined in its National Energy and Climate Plan (PNIEC 2030). In this blogpost, we will discuss the consequences.

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12 Feb 2021

Review of the turbulent energy year 2020: Corona, PPAs and hydrogen

The Covid 19 pandemic has significantly shaped the course of the energy industry in 2020. Due to social and economic constraints, electricity demand fell by 3.6 per cent compared to the previous year (source: Agora Energiewende). This led to different effects on the futures markets. The effects of the pandemic Global wholesale prices reached historic […]The year 2020 was marked by the Corona pandemic. The energy industry was also strongly affected by the impact of the pandemic and the various lockdowns. As things stand, the winners are renewables, especially in the PPA sector, but also hydrogen as the industry's new favourite topic.

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