Hydrogen

The use of hydrogen as a source of limitless,
clean energy that does not contribute to the production of greenhouse gases is the energy of the future.

Hydrogen
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The Roadmap of the Hydrogen Economy
Basic direction
Promotion strategy Period of preparation for the hydrogen economy (2018–2022) Economy diffuser for hydrogen (2022–2030) Leading period of the hydrogen economy (2030-2040)
- Development of an
  industrial ecosystem
  for hydrogen
- Construction of the
  various infrastructure
- Completion of institutional
  and legal framework 		- Dramatic increase in the
  usage of hydrogen
- Establishment of an
  extensive supply and
  demand system 		- Beginning of substantial
  overseas hydrogen
  production and water
  electrolysis
- Establishment of a system
  of supply and demand free
  of carbon
Private roll allocation Goverment - Financial assistance,
  deregulation, and
  significant infrastructure
  investment 		- Supplementation to the
  industrial environment
  and focusing on
  international standards 		- Fulfillment of a hydrogen
  society and securing
  global leadership
Civilian - Integration of key
  technologies and
  increased investment 		- Development of a
  commercial manufacturing
  system and business
  platform for hydrogen 		- Global market leadership
  and private-led market
  growth
(Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy, 2019-01-17)
Hydrogen type
  • Gray hydrogen
    • · It accounts for 96% of the world's hydrogen production, is the most prevalent hydrogen, and has a low production cost
    • · Manufactured by reforming natural gas a method for extracting hydrogen from fire that involves
    • · Heating and pressurizing the natural gas generated to high temperatures
    • · CO2 generation
  • Blue hydrogen
    • · Hydrogen that lowers greenhouse gas emissions by soaking up and storing carbon dioxide produced during the generation of gray hydrogen
    • · Greener way of manufacturing than gray hydrogen
    • · CO2 generation
  • Green hydrogen
    • · Environmentally friendly hydrogen created by electrolyzing water with electricity generated from renewable sources like solar and wind energy
    • · Compensation for weakness of renewable energy, uneven production
    • · Does not generate CO2