The energy transition in mobility to CO2 neutrality requires hydrogen

IS

MUST

IF…

IS

Further reduced CO2 mobility emissions required by law

MUST

Hydrogen is key to CO2-free mobility!

IF

Hydrogen is already produced, using renewable energies

IS

When it comes to alternative propulsion mobility, all manufacturers are primarily working on propulsion solutions with battery storage systems

MUST

Hydrogen must gain prominence

IF

the current system limits are sensibly adapted.

IS

Manufacturers still earn mainly from combustion vehicles (source: The Pioneer)

MUST

Hydrogen will execute the non-fossil energy transition when the presence of fossil combustion engines and the electromobility hype are over

IF

the energy consumption for the production of other synthetic fuels cannot be reduced significantly …

IS

Leading regions in the battery industry: Asia leads Europe by far.

MUST

Hydrogen technologies are currently developed mainly in Asia, potentially also in Europe

IF

if one succeeds in taking up national and EU H2 projects of the past

IS

Politicians rely on hydrogen-produced CO2-neutral as an energy source

MUST

To offer hydrogen de facto at competitive prices no later than 2035

IF

If politics do not compensate its higher production costs with sensible proposals for H2 taxation, if any at all.

IS

Different interest groups try to enforce their own ideas

MUST

Hydrogen will prevail as the optimal energy carrier for the energy transition

IF

if one manages to produce and provide the production of H2 exclusively through natural resources such as photovoltaics and wind energy

IS

Broader competence for safe use of hydrogen

MUST

The Hydrogen transformation needs ideas, information, and intelligence – “ThinkTank-H2” provides them for manufacturers and suppliers

IF

if the right decisions are made well informed, based on neutral advice, and proven facts

IS

Production processes and supply chains are lagging behind the requirements of the energy transition

MUST

Hydrogen enables the market-driven and future-oriented adaptation of existing structures and processes

IF

if employers as well as employees are being considered with the right strategies from the start

IS

Bureaucracy, operational requirements, and legal uncertainty hinder government funding programs worth billions of euros

MUST

Hydrogen requires unbureaucratic, needs-based, and legally secure support from government and other organisations – now!

IF

If the momentum of Germany as a land of inventors and ideas is used.

IS

Complete lack of a neutral institution for imparting know-how and advice

MUST

Hydrogen, its possible uses, its advantages, and information on possible risks , at present,can be provided neutrally by “ThinkTank-H2“ only.

IF

If these features are being directed into the right channels via the right people

IS

Batteries promise long ranges, but they consume valuable and scarce resources and are responsible for considerable environmental pollution in production

MUST

Hydrogen ensures long ranges, with the lowest possible consumption of resources and low environmental impact

IF

If Price, processes, availability, and infrastructure are right

Hydrogen – Energy for a green future

  • Today we have Combustion engines, Batteries, and Hybrids, but the future belongs to Hydrogen
  • Asia and the USA are currently leading developments, Europe is in danger of falling behind!
  • Nine billion euros are available for developing hydrogen technologies – they can be used now unbureaucratically, directly!

Hydrogen technology –
from Europe, for Europe and the world