This research module builds on existing work already completed by OIES with the goal of understanding the key building blocks for a successful business model for investments in a hydrogen economy. The focus is on the economic, commercial and regulatory aspects of the business case, while understanding the main technical issues, and involves a broad evaluation of regional developments, corporate activity and specific project examples
Team
Head of Hydrogen Research
Research Fellows
Visiting Research Fellows
Sponsors
E.ON
ExxonMobil
JERA
Johnson Matthey
KAPSARC
Schlumberger
Scotiabank
SNAM
Latest Publications from the Creating a business case for a hydrogen economy
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03.11.22Download Publication
The Future of Energy Networks in a Decarbonized World – Issue 134
This issue of the Oxford Energy Forum (OEF) is dedicated to the future of energy networks in a decarbonised world. The net-zero carbon target will result in a significant change in energy systems with important implications for existing energy networks. Electricity networks are going to bear the brunt of energy sector transformation because of their […]
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26.10.22Download Publication
PolyGrid 2050: Integrating hydrogen into the European energy transfer infrastructure landscape
Development of a hydrogen economy will depend on adequate transportation infrastructure. Most discussion of hydrogen transportation to date has focused on adapting natural gas networks, but the issue is more complex. Hydrogen can also be transported by dedicated new pipelines as well as other transportation networks (e.g., truck, rail, and marine transport) and even produced […]
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21.09.22Listen to Podcast
OIES Podcast – Global trade of hydrogen: what is the best way to transfer hydrogen over long distances?
In this podcast David Ledesma talks with Rahmat Poudineh, Senior Research Fellow, and Aliaksei Patonia, Research Fellow on issues and options with respect to long distance transportation of the hydrogen. Hydrogen currently is mainly a local or regional commodity. If hydrogen is to become a truly global-traded commodity, it needs to be transported over long […]
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