Demand is established. New uses are emerging.
Industry and refining remain central to hydrogen demand. Read what that means for new applications.
Read the analysisTHE HYDROGEN VALUE CHAIN, CONNECTED
A world of hydrogen.
A clearer path forward.
Explore the technologies, infrastructure and industrial applications shaping hydrogen’s next chapter.
Independent insight. Transparent assumptions.
From source to supply.
Compare production pathways and infrastructure choices.
Explore hydrogen →02 / DISCOVEREvidence before ambition.
Read primary sources, with dates and project status in view.
Explore the research →03 / PLANMake the numbers tangible.
Model output, electricity use and electricity-only cost.
Open the planner →A CONNECTED INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM
More than a molecule.
A complete value chain.
Hydrogen’s usefulness depends on how it is made, moved and used.
Production technology is only the beginning. Power supply, storage, transport and dependable industrial demand all shape whether a project can work.
Understand the system →01
Produce
Electrolysis or reforming with carbon management.
02
Connect
Compression, storage, pipelines and carriers.
03
Apply
Refining, chemicals, steel and selected transport uses.
RESEARCH & INTELLIGENCE
Read the evidence.
Understand the context.
The route matters as much as the source.
Storage, distribution and conversion choices introduce costs and losses.
Compare the routesTest a production scenario.
Change capacity, utilisation, energy intensity and power price. See what moves.
Build your scenarioTURN ASSUMPTIONS INTO A SCENARIO
What could your
electricity supply produce?
A transparent first look at electrolytic hydrogen.
Your inputs. Visible formulas. Downloadable results.
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIO100 MW
50% utilisation · 52 kWh/kg
Annual hydrogen output8,423 tonnes
Annual electricity input438 GWh
A calculation example, not a project forecast.
INDUSTRY ECOSYSTEM
Find your place in
the hydrogen landscape.
Discover the roles of industrial gas suppliers, technology providers, project developers and research organisations.
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