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U.S. Wind to Hydrogen Modeling, Analysis, Testing, and Collaboration

Approach: NREL-TNO Initial Assumptions • The goal of this study was not Offshore conditions Sea depth to present precise values, but: - - Evaluate general trends between concepts Identify highest uncertainties and differences - Identify differences between European and US considerations Identify components/subsystems of the offshore hydrogen value chain where additional effort/research/demonstrations can reduce uncertainties. Wind farm Distance from shore Produced electric power Turbine size 40 m 100 km 1 GW 15 MW Electrolyzer (on platforms) Technology H2 transport Power transmission Onshore boundary . 67 PEM 100-200 MW Nr. of turbines Module size Delivered pressure 30 bar New pipeline (dedicated for wind farm only) New HVDC cable (dedicated for wind farm only) Export pressure 50 bar PEM electrolysis assumed as best available technology for offshore (due to footprint and dynamic response) Initial assumptions provided common basis for expert interpretation of differences in the comparison. innovation ONREL TNO for Transforming ENERGY NREL 15
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