Participatory Mapping of Local Green Hydrogen Cost-Potentials in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Autori principali: Winkler, C., Heinrichs, H., Ishmam, S., Bayat, B., Lahnaoui, A., Agbo, S., Sanchez, E. U. Peña, Franzmann, D., Oijeabou, N., Koerner, C., Michael, Y., Oloruntoba, B., Montzka, C., Vereecken, H., Franssen, H. Hendricks, Brendt, J., Brauner, S., Kuckshinrichs, W., Venghaus, S., Kone, D., Korgo, B., Ogunjobi, K., Olwoch, J., Chiteculo, V., Getenga, Z., Linßen, J., Stolten, D.
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author Winkler, C.
Heinrichs, H.
Ishmam, S.
Bayat, B.
Lahnaoui, A.
Agbo, S.
Sanchez, E. U. Peña
Franzmann, D.
Oijeabou, N.
Koerner, C.
Michael, Y.
Oloruntoba, B.
Montzka, C.
Vereecken, H.
Franssen, H. Hendricks
Brendt, J.
Brauner, S.
Kuckshinrichs, W.
Venghaus, S.
Kone, D.
Korgo, B.
Ogunjobi, K.
Olwoch, J.
Chiteculo, V.
Getenga, Z.
Linßen, J.
Stolten, D.
author_facet Winkler, C.
Heinrichs, H.
Ishmam, S.
Bayat, B.
Lahnaoui, A.
Agbo, S.
Sanchez, E. U. Peña
Franzmann, D.
Oijeabou, N.
Koerner, C.
Michael, Y.
Oloruntoba, B.
Montzka, C.
Vereecken, H.
Franssen, H. Hendricks
Brendt, J.
Brauner, S.
Kuckshinrichs, W.
Venghaus, S.
Kone, D.
Korgo, B.
Ogunjobi, K.
Olwoch, J.
Chiteculo, V.
Getenga, Z.
Linßen, J.
Stolten, D.
contents Green hydrogen is a promising solution within carbon free energy systems with Sub-Saharan Africa being a possibly well-suited candidate for its production. However, green hydrogen in Sub-Saharan Africa is not yet investigated in detail. This work determines the green hydrogen cost-potential for green hydrogen within this region. Therefore, a potential analysis for PV, wind and hydropower, groundwater analysis, and energy systems optimization are conducted. The results are evaluated under local socio-economic factors. Results show that hydrogen costs start at 1.6 EUR/kg in Mauritania with a total potential of ~259 TWh/a under 2 EUR/kg in 2050. Two third of the regions experience groundwater limitations and need desalination at surplus costs of ~1% of hydrogen costs. Socio-economic analysis show, that green hydrogen deployment can be hindered along the Upper Guinea Coast and the African Great Lakes, driven by limited energy access, low labor costs in West Africa, and high labor potential in other regions.
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spellingShingle Participatory Mapping of Local Green Hydrogen Cost-Potentials in Sub-Saharan Africa
Winkler, C.
Heinrichs, H.
Ishmam, S.
Bayat, B.
Lahnaoui, A.
Agbo, S.
Sanchez, E. U. Peña
Franzmann, D.
Oijeabou, N.
Koerner, C.
Michael, Y.
Oloruntoba, B.
Montzka, C.
Vereecken, H.
Franssen, H. Hendricks
Brendt, J.
Brauner, S.
Kuckshinrichs, W.
Venghaus, S.
Kone, D.
Korgo, B.
Ogunjobi, K.
Olwoch, J.
Chiteculo, V.
Getenga, Z.
Linßen, J.
Stolten, D.
General Economics
Economics
Green hydrogen is a promising solution within carbon free energy systems with Sub-Saharan Africa being a possibly well-suited candidate for its production. However, green hydrogen in Sub-Saharan Africa is not yet investigated in detail. This work determines the green hydrogen cost-potential for green hydrogen within this region. Therefore, a potential analysis for PV, wind and hydropower, groundwater analysis, and energy systems optimization are conducted. The results are evaluated under local socio-economic factors. Results show that hydrogen costs start at 1.6 EUR/kg in Mauritania with a total potential of ~259 TWh/a under 2 EUR/kg in 2050. Two third of the regions experience groundwater limitations and need desalination at surplus costs of ~1% of hydrogen costs. Socio-economic analysis show, that green hydrogen deployment can be hindered along the Upper Guinea Coast and the African Great Lakes, driven by limited energy access, low labor costs in West Africa, and high labor potential in other regions.
title Participatory Mapping of Local Green Hydrogen Cost-Potentials in Sub-Saharan Africa
topic General Economics
Economics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.10184