Energy Insiders Podcast: Why Green Hydrogen for Australian Mines?

Energy Insiders Podcast: Why Green Hydrogen for Australian Mines?

Wednesday, June 16, 2021 4:30 AM to 5:15 AM · 45 min. (Africa/Abidjan)

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In this interactive panel which doubles as a RenewEconomy Energy Insiders Podcast, hear from mining leaders on the strategic drivers for evaluating and investing in green hydrogen.

  • How are mines currently evaluating and investing in green hydrogen? 
  • What are the business models and strategic approaches that work for green hydrogen for mines? 
  • What are the near-term applications of renewable hydrogen for mining? 
  • What are the main barriers preventing the widespread adoption of green hydrogen for mines?
  • What are the key elements that will make green hydrogen more competitive? 
  • What funding options are now available for hydrogen projects for mining companies? 
  • How are mines collaborating to identify pathways for adopting green hydrogen for mines? 
  • What are the strategic drivers for moving into the production and export of green hydrogen? 
  • What opportunities does green hydrogen open up for large-scale renewable energy for mines? 
Enel Green PowerEnel Green Power was founded in December 2008 inside the Enel Group to develop and manage power generated from renewable resources worldwide. The company is present in 28 countries across 5 continents and has over 1,200 plants. It has around 49 GW of managed renewable capacity generated from a mix of resources, including wind, solar, hydroelectric and geothermal. Enel Green Power is playing a fundamental role in the energy transition, as it is one of the world’s leading renewable energy companies. Its goal is to accompany the planet into a new era in which everyone has access to sustainable, decarbonized energy. Enel Green Power is also a founding member of RES4MED, Renewable Energy Solutions for the Mediterranean and Beyond, an association created in 2012 to promote renewable energy and the infrastructures needed to deliver the generated electricity throughout the Mediterranean area.  

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