Minimizing carbon intensity is key in the production of blue hydrogen. This is achieved by maximizing CO2 capture during the reforming process of natural gas into hydrogen.
Choosing a hydrogen solutions shouldn't (just) be a question of color. It should be about reduction of carbon intensity (CI). Most oil and gas majors have set ambitious targets to minimize the GHG intensity of natural gas and achieve near zero methane emissions from their operations by 2030.
On top of this, a significant number of governmental regulations and subsidies already impact and incentivize hydrogen producers. Most of these regulations focus on lowering the greenhouse gas footprint and thereby the carbon intensity. Every single CO2 saving counts in the energy transition.
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