The UK’s green hydrogen ambitions have hit a familiar snag: delays. Projects are postponed. Timelines slip. Offtakers grow nervous. But look across the North Sea, and a different story is unfolding. D…
Read moreDenmark has been running power-to-gas projects for over a decade. The UK is now playing catch up. That is not a criticism. It is an opportunity. Danish engineers have already made the mistakes, fixed …
Read moreConverting an existing industrial facility to produce green hydrogen is a complex but rewarding challenge. You are not starting from a blank sheet of paper. Instead, you are working with existing powe…
Read moreDenmark’s wind turbines produce a lot of power. Sometimes they produce too much. On a blustery Tuesday night in the North Sea, the grid can become unstable. Traditionally, grid operators had to switch…
Read morePicture a blustery morning on the Danish coast. Offshore wind turbines spin at full tilt, sending power to a cluster of electrolysers that quietly split water into green hydrogen. That hydrogen then f…
Read moreThe UK has set ambitious targets for green hydrogen, but the path to cost competitiveness has felt like a long road. You have probably seen the cost projections that stretch out to 2030 or beyond. Wha…
Read moreEurope is waking up to a reality that Denmark has been quietly preparing for over a decade. The continent’s ambition to build a green hydrogen economy now rests on the machines that split water into h…
Read moreDenmark has a habit of turning problems into opportunities. With wind turbines spinning off the coast and a national grid that already runs on a high share of renewables, you might think the hard part…
Read moreThe UK is staring down a tough energy challenge. We need to cut carbon emissions, secure our own power supply, and keep the lights on when the wind doesn’t blow. It is a lot to ask of any single techn…
Read moreDenmark has a wind problem. Not the kind that needs a jacket, but the kind that makes grid operators nervous. When the North Sea blows hard, Danish wind turbines can generate more electricity than the…
Read moreDenmark has a reputation for cycling further than most on a gust of wind, and that reputation is now being tested in a new arena: green hydrogen storage. The core problem is familiar to anyone in the …
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