E-fuel production could offer valuable deployment opportunities for electrolysers as green hydrogen faces scaling challenges, according to a new study by Aurora Energy Research.
Focused on ammonia, methanol, e-kerosene and e-methane production in Sweden, Spain and Germany, the study says Europe’s regulatory landscape is set to accelerate the uptake and production of the e-fuels.
And for green hydrogen producers that are facing increasing challenges due to high renewable energy costs and electrolyser CAPEX, e-fuels could support near-term installations.
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