The Clean Hydrogen Economy and Saudi Arabia

Name: The Clean Hydrogen Economy and Saudi Arabia | Domestic Developments and International Opportunities
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Domestic Developments and International Opportunities

Rami Shabaneh Jitendra Roychoudhury Jan Frederik Braun Saumitra Saxena(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen am 18. April 2024

802 Seiten

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This book provides a first-of-its-kind analysis of the emerging global hydrogen economy from the vantage point of one of the world's biggest energy providers: Saudi Arabia. In 2021, and within the context of the Circular Carbon Economy framework, Saudi Arabia announced its goal to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2060 and produce a substantial amount of clean hydrogen annually by 2030. The Kingdom is optimally situated geographically between the major demand markets in Europe and North Asia, from where it can leverage clean hydrogen exports as a potential tool to become a player of strategic importance and successfully diversify its economy under its Vision 2030 program. More broadly, the book charts a course for fossil fuel-exporting countries such as Saudi Arabia to carve a competitive position for themselves over the forthcoming decades using clean hydrogen as a catalyst for the energy transition.

With contributions from global energy experts, the chapters in this book provide a multifaceted analysis of the "who," "what," "where," and "why" related to clean hydrogen development within and beyond Saudi Arabia. Collectively, the contributions analyze the countries and regions relevant to Saudi Arabia in terms of dedicated hydrogen policies, projects, and approaches that aim to incentivize production and demand in an increasingly carbon-constrained world. The book is a timely, unique and an indispensable resource for practitioners and students of energy, geopolitics, and climate policy working on hydrogen in academia, applied research, national government bodies, and international organizations.

The Open Access version of this book, available at www.taylorfrancis.com, has been made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC-BY-NC-ND) 4.0 license.

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"Saudi Arabia is leading the implementation of green hydrogen worldwide, a remarkable feat. This book provides valuable strategic insights into domestic hydrogen governance and its key stakeholders. It analyses the role of Saudi Arabia in future global hydrogen markets. It also shows how targeted research and development can serve the large-scale penetration of clean hydrogen in the Kingdom. These three key aspects provide an essential context for anyone who wants to better understand the nascent global clean hydrogen economy".

-Dolf Gielen, Senior Energy Economist and Hydrogen Lead, The World Bank-

"Should the global market for clean hydrogen develop, the Saudi 'energy Kingdom' is well positioned to gain a first-mover advantage. But many questions remain unanswered as our knowledge of the market, economics, and technicalities of hydrogen, to name but a few is still at an infant stage. The value of this book resides in answering these questions; it is the first comprehensive and detailed repository addressing the subject from its main facets; within Saudi Arabia and internationally".

-Dr Carole Nakhle, Chief Executive Officer, Crystol Energy-

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Chapter 1: the clean hydrogen Economy and Saudi Arabia: Introduction - by Jan Frederik Braun, Rami Shabaneh, Saumitra Saxena, and Jitendra Roychoudhury PART 1: THE CLEAN HYDROGEN ECONOMY: SAUDI ARABIA'S DOMESTIC DEVELOPMENTS Chapter 2: Saudi arabia's clean hydrogen JOURNEY: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE - by Rami Shabaneh and Jan Frederik Braun Chapter 3: Saudi Aramco's clean hydrogen efforts: Between economic diversification and effective climate action- by Jim Krane and Jan Frederik Braun Chapter 4: SABIC's pathway to carbon neutrality and the role of hydrogen- by Abdulaziz Aljodai, Pieter Smeets, Fahad Al Shehery and, Hicham Idriss Chapter 5: Green hydrogen in Saudi Arabia's NEOM - by Frank Wouters Chapter 6: GLOBAL lANDSCAPE of RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, DEMONSTRATION AND INNOVATION IN HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY: LEARNINGS FOR SAUDI ARABIA - by Saumitra Saxena, Bassam Dally, Kevin Cullen, and William L. Roberts PART 2: THE CLEAN HYDROGEN ECONOMY AND SAUDI ARABIA: INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES Chapter 7: Hydrogen investment: Carving out a competitive position for the MENA region in the energy transition - by Wael Almazeedi CHAPTER 8: Europe's hydrogen pathways: Toward a balanced partnership with Saudi Arabia and the GULF - by Jan Frederik Braun, Ad van Wijk, and Kirsten Westphal chapter 9: Hydrogen in China: Crucial opportunities for transitioning to a low-carbon economy - by Tianduo Peng, Xun Xu, Lining Wang, Jiaquan Dai Chapter 10: The Evolving Hydrogen Economy in the United States - by Naomi Boness and Gireesh Shrimali Chapter 11: The role of hydrogen in Australia's decarbonization and export strategy- by Bart Kolodziejczyk Chapter 12: Hydrogen for Decarbonization, Industrial Development, and Energy Security - A Shared Energy Strategy for Japan, ASEAN, and India - by Yoshiaki Shibata, Victor Nian, Amit Bhandari, and Jitendra Roychoudhury CHAPTER 13: Role of hydrogen in meeting South Korea's economic, environmental, and strategic TARGETS - by Jinsok Sung and Zlata Sergeeva Chapter 14: The role of hydrogen in the Russian energy sector: Between the diversification of export revenues and low-carbon development - by Yury Melnikov PART 3: SAUDI ARABIA AND HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGIES Chapter 15: scientific understanding of climate change and air pollution, and their interrelationships with the prospective hydrogen economy in Saudi Arabia- by Saumitra Saxena, and William L. Roberts Chapter 16: Hydrogen value chain: Critical platform of the energy transition ecosystem - by Alexander John Cruz Chapter 17: Blue and Green Hydrogen Value Chain- by Michelle Schoonover, Mustafa Alkhabbaz, Mark D'Agostini Chapter 18: Mission decarbonization: Large-scale commercial solutions for water electrolysis - by Erika Niino-Esser, Malcolm Cook, Ralph Kleinschmidt, Tarek El Hawary Chapter 19: Role of carbon capture in enabling a blue hydrogen economy - by Deoras Prabhudharwadkar, William L. Roberts, Robert Dibble, Larry Baxter Chapter 20: Geological hydrogen storage - by Hussein Hoteit and Abdulkader Afifi Chapter 21: Green hydrogen and e-fuels: A Saudi Arabian perspective - by Shashank S. Nagaraja and S. Mani Sarathy Chapter 22: The potential role of hydrogen in decarbonizing heavy industry in Saudi Arabia - by Bassam Dally Chapter 23: The potential of hydrogen internal combustion engines for heavy-duty applications - by James Turner, Sebastian Verhelst, Manuel Echeverri Marquez Chapter 24: KACST's R&D activities toward a clean hydrogen economy - by Naif Alqahtani, Abdullah Al-Abduly, Abdullah Alkhedhair, Nezar Khdary, Afrah Aldawsari, Mahdi Alqahtani, Nawal Al Abass, Ahmad Alharbi, and Bandar AlOtaibi Chapter 25: Hydrogen production using nuclear energy - by Abdulrahem Al Judaibi, Sharaf Al Sharif, and Saleh Al Harbi Chapter 26: Production, cracking, and use of green ammonia to support the hydrogen economy - by Omar Behar, Saumitra Saxena, Deoras Prabhudharwadkar, Bassam Dally, and William L. Roberts Chapter 27: Desalination: Water supply for Saudi Arabia's green hydrogen production - by Friedrich Alt and Christopher Fellows Chapter 28: Conclusion - by Saumitra Saxena, Jan Fredrik Braun, Rami Shabaneh, and Jitendra Roychoudhury

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