Organization and analysis of initiatives and feasibility regarding "hydrogen, synthetic fuels, CCU, and carbon recycling."
As the trend towards decarbonization accelerates globally, hydrogen is gaining attention. In the short term, the utilization of blue hydrogen (fossil fuels + CCS) is expected, but in the long term, green hydrogen (derived from renewable energy) will also be required. Green hydrogen is primarily produced through Power to Gas, which needs to be understood in the context of the integration of renewable energy into the grid. In terms of hydrogen utilization, there are options beyond direct use of hydrogen, such as converting hydrogen into synthetic fuels. If synthetic fuels require CO2, this is also related to CCU (Carbon Capture and Utilization) and carbon recycling. In pursuit of carbon neutrality, this paper will introduce domestic and international trends regarding Power to Gas, synthetic fuels, and CCU, while exploring the potential and challenges of these technologies.
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Date and Time: January 28, 2022 (Friday) 13:00 - 16:30 [WEB Exclusive Seminar] *You can attend the seminar from home or while at work. [Program] 1. Recent Trends in Hydrogen (1) Initiatives Abroad (2) Initiatives in Our Country 2. Green Hydrogen and Blue Hydrogen (1) Possibilities and Challenges of Each (2) Carbon Footprint and Economic Viability (3) Importance of Green Hydrogen 3. Conditions Required for Power to Gas Establishment (1) Classification, Organization, and Reconsideration of Power to Gas (2) Integration of Renewable Energy and Power to Gas (3) Barriers to Commercialization (4) Role of Policy Design for Commercialization (5) Background for the Need for Power to Gas: Energy System Integration 4. Applications of Hydrogen (1) Current and Future Energy Demand Structure (2) It is Important to Identify the Right Place for Each Application (3) How to Transport Hydrogen (4) Beyond Electricity *For the latter part of the program, please refer to the "Applications/Examples of Achievements" section below.
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45,100 yen (including tax) *Includes materials *For those who do not wish to receive email notifications, the tuition fee is "45,100 yen × number of participants" *For those who wish to receive email notifications (free of charge): ★If applying as one person, 39,600 yen ★If applying for two people at the same time, the fee for two is 45,100 yen (the second person is free) ★If applying for three people at the same time, the fee for three is 66,000 yen ★If applying for four or more people at the same time, the fee is the tuition for three people plus 19,800 yen for each additional person beyond three *Applications for two or more people at the same time are limited to the same organization. *For two or more participants, a separate application is required for each participant.
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5. Can synthetic fuels be established? (1) What are e-gas and e-fuel? (2) Initiatives related to e-gas and e-fuel both domestically and internationally (3) Economic conditions for establishment (4) Why synthetic fuels? The goal is not the production of synthetic fuels (5) The potential and challenges of synthetic fuels (6) The relationship between synthetic fuels and CCU/carbon recycling 6. CCU and carbon recycling (1) Classification of CCU and carbon recycling technologies (2) The true meaning of recycling: Why recycle carbon? (3) Examples of carbon recycling technologies that should not be pursued (4) Conditions for the establishment of CCU and carbon recycling 7. Long-term outlook (1) What is hydrogen, why is it necessary, and is it really necessary? (2) Where should hydrogen be produced from, and what should it be used for? (3) Perspectives on decarbonization that must not be forgotten
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