Hydrogen pipeline without customers – why the costs end up on the electricity bill
Germany has made a central hydrogen pipeline, spanning approximately 400 kilometers, operational, but it lacks connected suppliers and firm purchase agreements. This will lead to long-term increases in electricity prices because fixed capital costs flow back into the energy system. Simultaneously, grid fees will rise as financing is secured through regulated returns. This effect is […]
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