The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has released its latest white paper on green hydrogen, produced in collaboration with key industry stakeholders such as KROHNE.
The document highlights the importance of measurement and standards in successfully integrating green hydrogen as a sustainable fuel source.
The white paper outlines several key areas:
Measurement and Standards: The report stresses that robust measurement and standardisation are crucial for ensuring the reliability and efficiency of green hydrogen production and usage. Accurate metrics are necessary for optimising processes and building trust among stakeholders.
Industry Collaboration: Input from companies like KROHNE underscores the need for collaboration across industries to establish a comprehensive framework for green hydrogen, addressing the unique challenges each sector faces in adopting this fuel source.
Decarbonisation Goals: Green hydrogen is poised to play a pivotal role in the global energy transition, particularly in sectors that are harder to decarbonise. The white paper details strategies for overcoming technological and policy barriers to widespread adoption, discussed during New York Climate Week in September 2024.
Future Outlook: IRENA’s white paper offers a roadmap for scaling up green hydrogen production and integrating it into existing energy systems. It calls for immediate action to unlock the potential of this sustainable fuel.
KROHNE, a member of the Alliance for Industry Decarbonisation since 2023, continues to support global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Alliance, facilitated by IRENA, emphasises the importance of reliable measurement and standards in achieving decarbonisation goals. KROHNE’s expertise in measurement technology positions it as a vital contributor to these efforts.
Through strategic partnerships and research initiatives, KROHNE aims to support the transition toward net-zero emissions by driving innovation in green hydrogen solutions.
IRENA and KROHNE emphasise role of measurement in green hydrogen
KROHNE has been a member of the Alliance for Industry Decarbonisation since 2023. (Image source: Canva)
