Status på hydrogenarbeidet i Norge de siste årene - Kristian E. Vik, Generalsekretaer, Norsk Hydrogenforum
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Status på hydrogenarbeidet i Norge de siste årene Kristian E. Vik, Generalsekretær, Norsk Hydrogenforum
Norsk Hydrogenforum arbeider med følgende: - Spre informasjon om hydrogen i Norge, gjennom bl. a. www.hydrogen.no - Organisere seminarer, workshops og konferanser - Utgi nyhetsbrev - Er en pådriver og nettverksbygger for økt kommersialisering gjennom forskning og innovasjon på hydrogenteknologi - Er en aktiv og konstruktiv partner mot myndigheter (bl.a fylkeskommuner, Enova, Forskningsrådet, Innovasjon Norge m.fl) og andre off./private organisasjoner i videreutviklingen av en sterk industripolitikk med verdikjeder som omfatter hydrogen - Aktivt int. samarbeid med medlemmene mot Europa, Asia og Amerika ifbm. store internasjonale møteplasser, konferanser og messer Flere medlemmer ønskes velkommen i Norsk Hydrogenforum!
Why hydrogen as part of electric solutions? • Green transport R&D & business dev. have advocated for hydrogen for long time, but; • Only since 2015-2017 are we closing in on the tipping point for the maturation of transport related fuel cells and large scale hydrogen refueling infrastructure with high TRL level • Experts agree that battery size, weight, charging time and grid constraints will face challenges once going for large scale • Public opinion on charging routines/attractiveness not fully clarified
Public drivers: Emissions and air quality challenges. -Transport solutions need to pack energy properly for the transport job needed = hydrogen is needed Example from CO2-emissions in the City of Oslo Overall emissions Transport sector
Toyota Mirai - 2016 Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell – 2013 Hyundai Nexo - 800 km range, 2018 The fuel cell electric Honda Clarity – 2016 vehicle GM Colorado ZH2 pickup -2016 development Mercedes GLC F-Cell - 2017 Audi A7 - 2021 BMW GT 5.series - 2020 Lexus LF-FC – ca. 2020
A growing number of H2-electric delivery/passenger vans: - Symbio/Renault-Nissan - Toyota - Hyundai - Magna/Daimler
The fuel cell – the power plant in the vehicle or vessel Heat is utilized directly for cabin / interior heating = No loss of range in compromise with comfort EV traction batteries may be drained significantly when used for heating
Short H2 R&D history in Norway • HFC technology was first developed in R&D activities from late 90ies to late 2000 (stations in 03 and 06) • Partnership of large industry businesses (Norsk Hydro and Statoil) and public sector (Hynor Highway), 2003- 2012 – demo phase period • Transnova, 2009 - 2014 • 2015-> New Government transport solutions mandate for financial support from Enova
Hydrogenveien – 2003 – 2013 (HyNor-prosjektet) Bergen (maritime focus) 80% of car market Utsira- prosjektet Økern, Oslo HyNor Oslo buss Stavanger I Drammen Stavanger II Porsgrunn Lyngdal
H2 R&D ACTIVITIES - NATIONWIDE / ➢ Production ➢ Reformer technology & GTL ➢ H2 Infrastructure business ➢ Biomass gasification & Gas conversion development in the High ➢ Water electrolysis (PEM + Alkaline) North (HyTrec) ➢ Wind – hydrogen ➢ Hydrogen storage - LH2 ➢ Metal embrittlement ➢ Fuel cells (PEMFC+SOFC+AFC) ➢ Sealed FC systems for underwater applications ➢ Concept development (ship/forklifts) ➢ Solider fuel cell systems ➢ Hydrogen combustion ➢ Fuel cell auxiliary power units powered by ➢ Power electronics kerosene ➢ Systems evaluation ➢ Refueling infrastructure/gas quality ➢ Life cycle assessment (LCA) ➢ Socio-economic aspects ➢ FME MoZEES ➢ Sorption Enhanced Steam Methane Reforming / ➢ ➢ Metal Hydride storage Fuel cells ➢ Hydrogen Energy Systems ➢ Oxide nanoparticle production through sol-gel process – for electrolytes and anodes ➢ Design, modeling and production of SOFCs. ➢ Catalysis ➢ Reversible fuel cells for spacecraft and satellites ➢ Solid electrolytes ➢ Hydrogen production from offshore wind and small scale ➢ Fuel cells and electrolysers hydropower ➢ Gas separation membranes ➢ Maritime H2 infrastructure and FC-electric ships ➢ Hydrogen storage materials ➢ FC offshore applications ➢ Miniature FC systems - from ➢ Reformer Technology chemical fuel to electricity ➢ Hydrogen storage (MOF) ➢ Electrocatalysts and FC systems ➢ H2 production from biological sources
Hydrogen activities & infrastructure development Following Parl. White Paper St. 25 (2015-2016) 2017: Start of nation-wide network coverage As of Dec. 22nd: 9 stations in operation New stations: 2018: At least 3 new stations ASKO 2019: 5-10 stations expected Stations & activities 2025: Nation-wide coverage (50 ~ 100) Station in operation Uno-X Station under planning Operators: Uno-X, HYOP, Air Liquide, ASKO Strategic locations R&D /feasibility activities 2020/21: Ferry operators, Rogaland county HYOP Passenger boat operators Energy need given national coverage (road transp.); 10 TWh for cars 20 TWh for full scale el. & H2-fication
HYOP – and Uno-X Hydrogen AS – 20-30 stations within 2020 First upcoming stations: 4 stations in Oslo, Akershus and Bergen - 2018 Southern Norway major cities & corridors coverage in 2020 - Oslo, Trondheim, Stavanger, Hamar, Kristiansand New HRS infrastructure programme launched from Enova by summer 2017 – Co-financing of 3 stations in 2017 – expected more stations in 2018
Nasjonal Transportplan 2018-2029 Klimastrategien (kap. 4), bekreftet i Jeløya-erklæringen, jan. 2018 • Klimastrategi: Halvering av utslipp fra transport innen 2030 • Alle bil/passasjerferger skal bruke bærekraftig biodrivstoff/nullutslipp • Store havner skal ha landstrøm innen 2025, evt hydrogenbasert «flytende» landstrøm • Utslippskutt fra bygging, drift og vedlikehold av veier og infrastruktur • Etter 2025 skal nye privatbiler, bybusser og lette varebiler være 0-utsl.kjøretøy • Innen 2030 - nye tyngre varebiler, 75 % av nye langdistansebusser, 50% av nye lastebiler skal være nullutslippskjøretøy - varedistribusjon i de største bysentra være tilnærmet utslippsfri - 40 % av innenlands skipstrafikk bruke lav el 0- utslipp eller biodrivstoff - utslipp fra bygging av infrastruktur skal reduseres med 40% - utslippene fra drift og vedlikehold skal reduseres med minst 50% 2050 – tilnærmet hele transportsektoren skal være utslippsfri Definisjon 0-utslipp: elektrisitet og hydrogen
Maritime activities in Norway since 2014
FellowSHIP project with Viking Lady - 2009 • Platform Supply vessel with FC for APU (auxiliary power, not propulsion) • Operator Eidesvik Offshore • 320 kW molten carbonate (MC) FC tested, LNG Fuel • DNV GL Class rules for fuel cells in ships developed • Class notation: FC-Safety
- (2017-2024)
Development contract process for hydrogen electric ferry - launched in 2017 by Norw. Publ. Roads Administration Crossing chosen in Rogaland County, south-western Norway • 3 operators are competing; Norled – Boreal and Fjord 1 • Winner will be picked autumn 2018 • Ferry to be tested in 2020 and go into traffic in 2021
Green coastal shipping programme, # 7- H2 High-speed hydrogen passenger ferry, designed by Brødrene Aa Designed for 220 km cruising distance pr day Hydrogen consumption: 390 kg pr day Top speed 28 knots
«HYBRIDSkip» Pilot-E R&D project: Framework agreement for funding of retrofit hydrogen ferry Designed and to be built by Fiskerstrand Yard, Ålesund
Zero emission circular economy with H2 in marine sector - Feasibility study with 4 Western Norwegian Counties Vision of the fjords – Ship of the year 2016 Hybrid-battery-electric. Pilot 1 (above) in operation Designed and built by Brødrene Aa Shipyard & Design Pilot 2 – Hydrogen & FC range extender Zero emission open water fish farming
Viking Cruises – large cruise ship with zero emission propulsion from liquefied hydrogen (LH2) – To be stored in insulated tanks at -253 degrees C – So far, Kawasaki leads the technology development for shipping LH2 in purpose-built tankers – Development work for LH2 technology will go on for several years
Geirangerfjord H2 Concept study (Geiranger – Hellesylt Hydrogen Hub) Green tourism enabler: Assessment for H2 production from stranded hydro power Use in local ferries, buses, delivery vans, rental cars …
Finnmark – Varanger Peninsula Assessment for large scale export of LH2 Consession for 200 MW wind power development. HYPER project - Study phase 2 with SINTEF, NTNU, NEL Hydrogen, Statoil, Varanger Kraft, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi, Linde Kryotechnik ++ Supported by Research Council Norway Reinertsen & Statoil, large scale H2-prod. Testing of H2 reforming from natural gas with CO2 capture via SINTEF- patented palladium membrane technology, at Tjeldbergodden
Norwegian Coastal Express (Hurtigruten) on zero emission tender?? Source: LMG/Gasnor
- (NMA) National administrative and supervisory authority in matters related to safety on Norwegian vessels. Their activities are governed by national and international legislation (IMO), agreements and political decisions. – IMO (global) legislation to be approved in 2024 at the latest • NMA has involved in early assessment for H2 technology in ships, to ensure that the technology is safe, reliable, ready for marine use. • Hydrogen challenges existing prescriptive regulations ➢ H2 vessels will need risk based design approval process. • The NMA makes and important contribution to international maritime regulatory work.
ASKO – Europe’s first long-range hydrogen powered truck fleet in 2018 • 3 (+1 option) 27 tonnes trucks ordered from Swedish Scania Trucks, part of the VW Group • Up to 500 km range • 10 forklifts from Toyota • Large solar plant at logistics hub for H2-production • PowerCell APU, side project DistroCell
Nikola One – USA Over 8000 orders globally Fuel cells selected from PowerCell (Sweden) Sole supplier of HRS network in USA: NEL Hydrogen (Norway) 16 stations as first network, potentially 700 stations in USA First trucks ordered from Norwegian operators COOP - Switzerland Important trial similar to ASKO project
Replacing diesel trains - Rauma/Nordlandsbanen Alstom Coradia fuel cell trains - World’s first passenger H2 trains Baden-Württemberg from 2018 50 train sets operative in Germany from 2021 Norway, approx. 2022?
Thanks for your attention Kristian E. Vik Norwegian Hydrogen Forum kristian.vik@hydrogen.no www.hydrogen.no/h2guide Tlf. 95183350 READ MORE IN THE NORWEGIAN www.hydrogen.no HYDROGEN GUIDE 2017
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