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We’ve released our semi-annual Green Hydrogen Supplier Market Intelligence Program (SMIP), which provides information on market leaders and newcomers within the water electrolyzer supply chain.   Our team creates the SMIP report using high-quality, verified data. The full report features: -  Comprehensive insights into green hydrogen electrolyzer manufacturers. -      Complete supplier profiles with current and projected production capacity and technology roadmap -      In-depth analysis of supplier positioning in capacity and technology and quality trajectories   The strategic values of a report of this nature are: -      Benchmarking supplier capabilities to aid in AVL development -      Comparing supplier technology positioning to manage product/risk reliability -      Evaluating supplier capacity buildout to secure supply chains   Download the report sample of CEA’s semi-annual Supplier Market Intelligence Program Report for Green Hydrogen Electrolyzers by clicking the first in the comment section. #CleanEnergyAssociates #GreenHydrogen #Report  

S&P Global Commodity Insights and S&P Global Ratings present a cross-divisional research effort that examines the opportunities and challenges ahead for the clean hydrogen industry.

Low-carbon #hydrogen requires innovation from industry, a pragmatic and cooperative approach to classification by governments and customer commitments to a premium product. There are currently positive signals, but challenges remain in each of these areas to reduce development costs and thus deploy capacities at scale. Read our latest research: https://ow.ly/ZJ0A50QByR1

🔑 Key Elements of Hydrogen Certification Schemes 🔑 To ensure the effectiveness and reliability of hydrogen certification, four key elements must be in place: Product Attributes: These are the specific characteristics that the certification schemes aim to validate, along with the methodologies for measuring them. Operational Set-Up and Procedures: A well-defined institutional framework and processes are essential for the smooth functioning of any certification scheme. Chain of Custody: This model tracks and traces product attributes throughout the supply chain, ensuring accurate information during every transaction. Information Technology (IT): A robust IT system is vital for managing the certification process, serving as a repository for certificates from issuance to cancellation and facilitating compliance tracking. These elements collectively enable transparency, accountability, and trust in the hydrogen market, paving the way for a sustainable energy future. ⚡ Explore these key components further in our latest publication here: https://lnkd.in/dJ_6Ny9w #HydrogenCertification #CleanEnergy #Certification #SupplyChain

Honeywell UOP is at the forefront of both blue hydrogen and CCUS solutions, and they are also pioneering green hydrogen technologies. Kevin J. Quast highlighted, "We know that there will be a transition away from blue hydrogen into green hydrogen over time; most are predicting around 2030 when we are going to start seeing green hydrogen come into greater play." Watch the full interview with Hydrogen Standard to learn more about Honeywell UOP's green hydrogen solutions! https://bit.ly/3zYY0TI Honeywell UOP is a leader in process technologies, equipment, catalysts, and services for the oil and gas industry. With over a century of experience, they excel in plant operations, asset management, customized training, and engineering services. Their innovations drive our world, producing fuels, natural gas, biodegradable detergents, plastics, and renewable fuels while reducing emissions. #GreenHydrogen #CleanEnergy #HoneywellUOP #HydrogenStandard

👥 Key Stakeholders in Hydrogen Certification Schemes 👥 A variety of stakeholders play crucial roles in the operation and effectiveness of hydrogen certification schemes: Governments and Legislators: They set the rules for compliance schemes, ensuring consumer protection and preventing fraud. Producers: Utilize certification to validate their products for regulatory or voluntary purposes. Traders/Suppliers/End-Consumers: Leverage certificates to disclose information and comply with mandatory requirements, such as emissions thresholds. Certification Scheme Owners: Design and operate schemes, ensuring their credibility through government oversight. Certification Bodies: Independent entities that validate compliance with standards, often employing auditors for thorough assessments. Issuing Bodies: Ensure the accuracy of information on certificates and may overlap with certification bodies. Accreditation Bodies: Assess and monitor certification bodies to maintain public trust and integrity. Scheme Participants: Organizations implementing certification requirements without being involved in the scheme's development. Supervisory Authorities: Monitor compliance and hold certification bodies accountable to ensure credibility. Standards Development Organizations (SDOs): Create and disseminate voluntary technical standards, ensuring consistency across the industry. These stakeholders collectively contribute to the robustness and transparency of hydrogen certification, facilitating a trustworthy market for sustainable energy. 🌱 Find out more about hydrogen certification in our latest publication here: https://lnkd.in/dJ_6Ny9w #HydrogenCertification #CleanEnergy #Certification

In case you missed it, last week we published a blog on the recently introduced bipartisan Critical Material Transparency and Reporting of Advanced Clean Energy (TRACE) Act. It seeks to establish a traceability program at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to develop software systems for digital identifiers and interoperability standards that create visibility into supply chains for clean energy technologies, including batteries. The passage of the U.S. Critical Minerals TRACE Act can play a key role in understanding how digital identifiers - which are increasingly recognized as the industry standard to achieve enhanced accountability and transparency - can be embedded into production processes and implemented at scale. Read the blog here: https://lnkd.in/emkRBJzr #CriticalMaterials #Transparency #CleanEnergy #TRACE #EVs #Batteries #SupplyChains Douglas Johnson-Poensgen Ellen Carey Yue Jin Tay Bill Zierolf Fearghal Kearney Shannon Carabetta Jessica Green Carly Good Ben Steinberg Frank Maisano Ben Kilbey 

Honeywell UOP is at the forefront of both blue hydrogen and CCUS solutions, and they are also pioneering green hydrogen technologies. Kevin J. Quast highlighted, "We know that there will be a transition away from blue hydrogen into green hydrogen over time; most are predicting around 2030 when we are going to start seeing green hydrogen come into greater play." Watch the full interview with Hydrogen Standard to learn more about Honeywell UOP's green hydrogen solutions! https://bit.ly/404kMUY Honeywell UOP is a leader in process technologies, equipment, catalysts, and services for the oil and gas industry. With over a century of experience, they excel in plant operations, asset management, customized training, and engineering services. Their innovations drive our world, producing fuels, natural gas, biodegradable detergents, plastics, and renewable fuels while reducing emissions. #GreenHydrogen #CleanEnergy #HoneywellUOP #HydrogenStandard

🛠️ Key Terms and Concepts 🛠️ A certification system encompasses the legal, institutional, procedural, and technical frameworks necessary to ensure compliance and transparency in hydrogen production and trade. Here’s a closer look at its critical components: Certification System: The entire framework for certifying hydrogen, which includes compliance regulations and voluntary agreements. Certification Schemes: Instruments confirming that a product meets specific requirements, which can either be mandated by government authorities or established by third parties. Energy Attribute Certificates: Documents that provide information about the energy's origin and sustainability attributes, enabling traceability throughout the supply chain. Sustainability Certificates: Primarily used in the EU, these certificates confirm the sustainability aspects of hydrogen, ensuring traceability from production to consumption. Chain of Custody Models: Mass Balance Model: Tracks and traces the total amount of certified products, ensuring a physical link to end-users. Book and Claim Model: Separates physical products from their certified attributes, allowing for more flexible trading of certificates. Together, these elements create a robust framework that fosters trust and accountability in the hydrogen market. As we move towards a sustainable energy future, effective certification schemes will be pivotal. ⚡ Discover more insights in our latest publication here: https://lnkd.in/dJ_6Ny9w #HydrogenCertification #CleanEnergy #SupplyChain #Certification

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