Solar Energy Will Fuel Green Hydrogen in Brazil and Help National Energy Transition. This Renewable Energy Source Surpasses the Attractiveness of Gasoline Prices and Is a Great Promise for the Future.

Written by Sabrina Moreira Paes

Published on 08/11/2022 at 17:32

Updated on 08/11/2022 at 19:25

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“Fuel of the Future” Is Already Highlighted on the Global Stage and Could Bring More Shine to Brazil with Solar Energy

And let’s move forward because rockets don’t have reverse! Hydrogen is one of the main fuels to propel rockets into space and is gaining even more prominence on the global stage. After all, green hydrogen, the “fuel of the future” produced from solar and wind energy, is a renewable energy source. In addition, it is gaining attractive prices, competitive with those of gasoline, which will stimulate the energy transition.

Thus, many experts are pointing to green hydrogen as the next global fuel. In other words, they project that it could become the main energy source for society. Do you know what is even more interesting? This fuel generates up to 3 times more energy than other types of fossil fuels and does not pollute the environment. Understand how solar energy will expand this market.

Get to Know a Little More About Green Hydrogen in the Video Below

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Green Hydrogen Is Obtained from Solar Energy and Can Expand the Domestic Market Due to Installed Capacity

Green hydrogen is obtained through a process known as electrolysis. In other words, this process separates hydrogen from oxygen using water and electricity. Therefore, you can have immense energy production without burning any type of fossil fuel. Additionally, hydrogen has competitive costs compared to gasoline, which is very appealing.

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Low Cost of Green Hydrogen Could Stimulate Production and Export Worldwide, Due to Vast Energy Potential

The low cost of green hydrogen, or the “fuel of the future”, is a point that attracts a lot of attention from investors and countries. Currently, experts point out that production costs will be between US$ 1.20 and US$ 1.40/kg by 2030.

Thus, we can have a renewable energy source that will stimulate the energy transition. After all, production and distribution costs end up being competitive with the prices currently charged for gasoline sales. In other words, we will have a new fuel that does not pollute, but has a price as favorable, if not more so, than that of gasoline.

Production Is Still Small-Scale but Expected to Reach Interesting Levels in the Next 5 Years, According to STI Norland Experts

Green hydrogen is a great promise but is still produced on a small scale. However, some experts, including those from the technical team at STI Norland, one of the largest producers of trackers for solar energy, predict that in 5 years we will see significant progress. This progress will be driven by the constant interest in the energy transition worldwide.

“The idea of replacing fossil fuels with Green Hydrogen is indeed a promising bet. We have observed special attention to the topic globally and, consequently, an opening of the market for investments in this direction. Brazil is already at an advantage due to its high generation of energy from renewable sources, especially the solar matrix that is in full expansion and reaching increasingly higher levels of energy generation.”.

Javier Reclusa, CEO of STI Norland (2022)

In other words, what we have ahead in the coming years is optimism to be one of the main countries exporting green hydrogen in the world.

Solar Energy Will Fuel Green Hydrogen in Brazil and Help National Energy Transition. This Renewable Energy Source Surpasses the Attractiveness of Gasoline Prices and Is a Great Promise for the Future.

“Fuel of the Future” Is Already Highlighted on the Global Stage and Could Bring More Shine to Brazil with Solar Energy

Get to Know a Little More About Green Hydrogen in the Video Below

Green Hydrogen Is Obtained from Solar Energy and Can Expand the Domestic Market Due to Installed Capacity

Low Cost of Green Hydrogen Could Stimulate Production and Export Worldwide, Due to Vast Energy Potential

Production Is Still Small-Scale but Expected to Reach Interesting Levels in the Next 5 Years, According to STI Norland Experts

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Solar Energy Will Fuel Green Hydrogen in Brazil and Help National Energy Transition. This Renewable Energy Source Surpasses the Attractiveness of Gasoline Prices and Is a Great Promise for the Future.

“Fuel of the Future” Is Already Highlighted on the Global Stage and Could Bring More Shine to Brazil with Solar Energy

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Green Hydrogen Is Obtained from Solar Energy and Can Expand the Domestic Market Due to Installed Capacity

Low Cost of Green Hydrogen Could Stimulate Production and Export Worldwide, Due to Vast Energy Potential

Production Is Still Small-Scale but Expected to Reach Interesting Levels in the Next 5 Years, According to STI Norland Experts

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