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Morning from the @BloombergNEF summit in London, where we just heard that hydrogen-steel will be competitive with coal-steel by 2030.
Interesting to see alongside @IEA renewable report out today on renewable vs fossil-based hydrogen…
Interesting to see alongside @IEA renewable report out today on renewable vs fossil-based hydrogen…
Here's the #bnefsummit slide on increasingly competitive green hydrogen becoming competitive with fossil derived hydrogen.
Really challenges the conventional wisdom in the UK IMO
Really challenges the conventional wisdom in the UK IMO
It's also worth re-upping this research we covered earlier in the year, which argued that renewable hydrogen is "already cost competitive" (in certain situations)
carbonbrief.org/renewable-hydr…
carbonbrief.org/renewable-hydr…
2/ Annual global emissions from fossil fuels. Half of all fossil fuel-related CO2 emissions have been emitted since 1990 #BNEFSummit
3/ Thus, the @IPCC_CH findings on what needs to happen to change our climate change path: zero net emissions in not very much time.
Here's a few slides from my Future of EVs talk at the BNEF Summit last week. Feedback welcome! #BNEFSummit
1/ We're expecting around 1.6 million EVs sold this year. Battery electrics are pulling ahead of plug-in hybrids, driven by China.
1/ We're expecting around 1.6 million EVs sold this year. Battery electrics are pulling ahead of plug-in hybrids, driven by China.
2/ There are now 14 countries where EVs were above 1% of total vehicle sales. Still small, but most countries cross over 2% around a year after crossing 1%.
3/ China and Europe are pulling ahead on EV adoption. Expect this to continue.
Folks, we've posted almost every presentation from @BloombergNEF's #bnefsummit. Here's a thread with our CEO Jon Moore's talk to open the event: 1/
2/ The theme of the talk - "The Power of Perspective" - examines energy technology and transport through the lenses of our four global events in New York, London, Shanghai and Palo Alto (those are @Suzlon wind turbine blades by the way)
3/ The lens on Europe: here's what happens in a mature power system with lots of wind and solar, generation in excess of demand, and competitive wholesale power pricing...you get _very_ negative prices .
