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This video is embedded in YouTube’s privacy-enhanced mode, which blocks the setting of YouTube cookies until you actively play the video.īy clicking on the play button, you give your consent for YouTube to set cookies on your device, which may also be used to analyze usage behavior for market research and marketing purposes. Rheinmetall is an industrial partner in the research and development consortium of the "Zentrum für Brennstoffzellen Technik" (the hydrogen and fuel cell center) in Duisburg, which has been selected as one of four "Innovations- und Technologiezentren für Wasserstofftechnologie" (innovation and technology centres for hydrogen technology funded in Germany. Since September 2021, Rheinmetall has also been part of the "Wasserstoff- und Brennstoffzelleninitiative" (hydrogen and fuel cell initiative), which is supported financially by the German government and the German state of North-Rhine Westphalia. By 2030, the German government will provide over EUR 12 billion in start-up funding for further research and development of this technology. Has been set out as well as the associated technology promotion programmes for hydrogen as a flexible and environmentally-friendly energy source of the future.
Germany wants to take a leading role in hydrogen technology both in Europe and globally. EUR 30 billion of this will be accounted for by pure value creation alone. The global market potential for the hydrogen economy is expected to exceed EUR 100 billion annually by the end of this decade. For example, experts such as the global business initiativeĮstimate that the share of climate-neutral hydrogen in final energy demand will grow from around 2 percent today to almost 20 percent within the next five years. It will play a crucial role in the decarbonisation of industry, in zero-emission mobility and in the generation of heat. The possible applications of hydrogen are broad and comprehensive: hydrogen is suitable as a raw material for industry, as a synthetic energy source or as a sustainable fuel for fuel cells (here you can find a graphic of how green hydrogen is produced as a sustainable fuel for fuel cells). This also creates enormous growth potential for the hydrogen economy. The large-scale use of green hydrogen as a climate-neutral energy source, its production using renewable energy, its storage and its transport are essential prerequisites for achieving the vital national and global climate goals. Hydrogen is becoming the crucial key element on the way to gradually replacing fossil fuels and their CO 2 emissions completely. And it will continue to grow in the future.
The need for renewable energy sources is greater today than ever before.
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