Code for the paper "Levelised cost of transmission comparison for green hydrogen and ammonia in new-build offshore energy infrastructure: Pipelines, tankers, and HVDC".
Dinh, Q. V., Todesco Pereira, P. H., Dinh, V. N., Nagle, A. J., and Leahy, P. G. (2024). ‘Levelised cost of transmission comparison for green hydrogen and ammonia in new-build offshore energy infrastructure: Pipelines, tankers, and HVDC’, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 62, pp. 684–698. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhydene.2024.03.066.
- Future hydrogen and ammonia markets will require new-build long-distance transmission.
- Energy may be transmitted in dedicated pipelines, liquid tankers or by HVDC lines.
- Levelised cost of transmission depends on the transferred quantity and the distance.
- Pipelines are the best option over short distances for hydrogen and ammonia.
- HVDC has lowest cost for medium distances, tankers are suitable for long distances.
The H-Wind project was supported by a research grant from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) under Grant No. 12/RC/2302 – P2 and by the industry consortium members: DP Energy, Equinor, ESB, and Gas Networks Ireland.
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