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NRW - The Hydrogen State of Germany: Opportunities for Japan
Dr. Thomas Kattenstein, Dr. Frank Koch EnergieAgentur.NRW Fuel Cell, Hydrogen and Electric Mobility Network NRW Fire Place Talk: Tokyo – February 28, 2019
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Agenda
Introduction to NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Activities of the NRW Government
Activities of Industry and R&D in NRW
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Agenda
Introduction to NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Activities of the NRW Government
Activities of Industry and R&D in NRW
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EnergyAgency.NRW
Platform for:
Energy research
Development, demonstration to market launch
Energy consulting
Know-how-transfer, communication
International relations
Subjects:
Renewable energies and storage
Energy efficiency
Transport
Service provider for energy transition
Population: 18 m; GDP: No.1 in GER
30% of German power generation
20% of German transport
200,000 employees in energy and 200,000 employees in automotive
NRW
No.1 energy state in Germany
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FC bus, Cologne
H2 station, Düsseldorf
FC micro CHP FC forklifts, Düsseldorf
Activities of the Fuel Cell, Hydrogen and Electric Mobility Network NRW Coordinating activities in the field of 1) H2 from renewables, power-to-gas/power-to-x 2) H2 refuelling stations, battery charging infrastructure 3) Vehicle development and deployment (FCEV and BEV), 4) Stationary applications 5) R&D
Project initiation, partner acquisition, funding advice, expert groups, public relations, fairs, international contacts …
Source: Air Liquide, RVK, Solid Power, Daimler, H2Herten, Innogy
FC ship, Essen
Power to Gas, Wesseling
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Activities of the Network in Japan
Support of cooperation of companies and institutes: Bilateral exchange with companies (Toyota, Honda, Iwatani, JX, Japan
H2Mobility, Panasonic, Toshiba etc.) and organisations (NEDO, HySUT)
Asahi Kasei: started electrolyser testing in Herten in 2018
Cooperation and exchange with prefectures:
Fukushima: Memorandum of Understanding with NRW on energy topics including hydrogen technologies, continuous cooperation
Yamanashi: Delegation visits in NRW (2017, 2018) and Yamanashi (2018)
B2B matchmaking today
Osaka: Memorandum of Understanding with NRW on H2, fuel cells and batteries (Oct. 2018), based on B2B matchmaking in 2018 in Essen
B2B matchmaking on Tuesday
Basis: FC Expo (since 2008)
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Agenda
Introduction to NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Activities of the NRW Government
Activities of Industry and R&D in NRW
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Governmental Statements from 2018
EU Hydrogen Declaration:
„The signatories have joined forces to maximize the great potential of sustainable hydrogen technology for decarbonisation of various sectors and the energy system, as well as for the EU's long-term energy security.”
Thomas Bareiß, Vice Minister of Economic Affairs and Energy Germany
Communiqué between The Netherlands and NRW:
“We are convinced that the commitment to a sustainable hydrogen economy offers great opportunities for cross-border cooperation between the Netherlands and North Rhine-Westphalia.”
Prof. Dr. Andreas Pinkwart, Minister Economic Affairs and Energy NRW
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Agenda
Introduction to NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Activities of the NRW Government
o H2 study
o H2 model regions/municipalities
o FCEV funding
Activities of Industry and R&D in NRW
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Agenda
Introduction to NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Activities of the NRW Government
o H2 study
o H2 model regions/municipalities
o FCEV funding
Activities of Industry and R&D in NRW
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NRW Hydrogen Study
Primary target
Analysis of economic and climate potentials and importance of H2 in future energy systems of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW)
Baseline for a middle and long term strategy of NRW government
Additional aspects:
Usage of hydrogen in power sector, heat sector, as well as in transportation and industry sectors for timescale 2030 and 2050, focusing on central and decentral system approaches
Economic chances, value added potentials and support for climate protection
From June 2018 to March 2019 today: preliminary results
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Agenda
Introduction to NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Activities of the NRW Government
o H2 study
o H2 model regions/municipalities
o FCEV funding
Activities of Industry and R&D in NRW
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H2 model regions/municipalities in NRW
Cologne H2 from industry FC buses,
communal fleets, logistics
Düsseldorf H2 per EL from
biogenic fraction of waste CHP
FC buses, utility, communal and captive fleets
Steinfurt H2 per EL from wind FC buses, FCEVs, waste coll., logistics
Cologne with Brühl, Hürth, Wesseling, Rheinisch-Bergischer-Kreis, Rhein-Erft-Kreis; Düsseldorf with Wuppertal, Kreis Neuss
Funding call „ H2 model regions/municipalities in NRW on H2 mobility“ in 2018: 3 detailed design concepts will be funded with 350,000 € each (44 m Yen) to be developed in 2019
Complement to national „HyLand“ and EU „H2 Valley“ programmes
Three winners out of 10 applicants haven been selected: Cologne Area, Düsseldorf Area and Steinfurt District
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Agenda
Introduction to NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Activities of the NRW Government
o H2 study
o H2 model regions/municipalities
o FCEV funding
Activities of Industry and R&D in NRW
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FCEV and FC Bus Funding in NRW
Companies: BEV and FCEV 4,000 € in addition to the federal bonus (4,000 € = 500,000 Yen) 8,000 € for commercial vehicles (2.3 - 7.5 tons)
Municipalities: BEV and FCEV BEV: up to 40% up to a maximum of 30,000 € FCEV: up to 60% up to a maximum of 60,000 € (= 7.5 m Yen)
Public transport: Battery and FC bus incl. infrastructure 60% of the difference to a comparable diesel bus Infrastructure and workshop facilities 90% of the eligible investment costs
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Agenda
Introduction to NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Activities of the NRW Government
Activities of Industry and R&D in NRW
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Power-to-X – Hydrogen and CCU
Lignite coal power plant by RWE Power, MHPS
Location: Niederaußem
Objective: Use of CO2 and green H2 for methanol (“MefCO2”) and DME (“ALIGNCCUS”)
Partners electrolyser: Hydrogenics (1 MW) and Asahi Kasei (100 kW)
EU funding: 8.6 m € (MefCO2), 15 m € (ALIGNCCUS with national co-funding)
Steel mill: Carbon2Chem by ThyssenKrupp
Location: Duisburg
Objective: Use of metallurgical gases from steel production (including CO2) and and green H2
Topics: water electrolysis (2 MW from TKUCE), production of methanol, polymers, ammonia etc.
Funding: 60 m € from Federal Ministry of Science
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Power-to-Gas – hybrigde with 100 MW
Project of Amprion und Open Grid Europe
Location: Lingen (Lower Saxony, border to NRW) interface of power and gas grid
Objective: production, distribution, storage and usage of hydrogen for mobility, industry, energy
Using converted natural gas lines and underground storage, also expansions
100 MW electrolyser
150 m € investment
Start: 2023 (if framework conditions allow)
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Today in operation: 9 H2 stations (+1 only for buses)
Cologne Airport, Düsseldorf, Frechen, Hürth, Kamen, Leverkusen, Mülheim/Ruhr, Münster, Ratingen, Wuppertal
By end of 2019: 18 H2 stations (+4 only for buses)
Aachen, Dortmund, Düsseldorf, Duisburg, Essen, Herten, Mönchengladbach, Rheda-Wiedenbrück, Siegen, Meckenheim, Wermelskirchen, Wuppertal
Hydrogen Refuelling Stations
Germany
Today in operation: 60 H2 stations
By end of 2019: 100 H2 stations
By 2023: 400 H2 stations depending on FCEVs
H2Mobility as joint venture of Air Liquide, Daimler, Linde, OMV, Shell and TOTAL
NRW
Hannover
The Netherlands
Bremen, Hamburg
Frankfurt
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Fuel Cell Buses
FC bus hotspot at RVK Cologne
300 FC buses via EU project JIVE/JIVE 2 by 2020/21
FC bus hotspot NRW: Cologne (>45) and Wuppertal (20)
Mayor of Cologne signed MoU to promote the widespread use of clean buses in Europe (Cologne goal: zero emission by 2030)
Source: City of Cologne Source: e.GO Mobile AG e.Go Mover
Spin-off Technical University Aachen (RWTH)
e.GO REX as JV of e.GO and Proton Motor
Battery 60 kWh, FC range extender 22-30 kW
Range 10 h, 15 passengers
Goal: 15,000 vehicles annually from 2021
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Hydrogen Testing and R&D Facilities
H2-Center Herten
Power-to-gas facility based on wind H2, test center for components, e.g. of electrolyser from Asahi Kasei
Further R&D projects e.g. H2 quantity measurement
H2 refuelling station (H2Mobility), March 2019
ZBT: Center for Fuel Cell Technology, Duisburg
ZBT: application oriented institute for FC, electrolysers and energy technologies (100 staff)
Development and testing of components, stacks/systems
Installing a large electrolyser/hydrogen test center
Forschungszentrum Jülich, IEK-3
IEK-3 performs application-oriented R&D
Fuel cells (SOFC, HT-PEFC), stacks up to complete systems
Large-scale PEM water electrolysis
System analysis
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Systems and Components
2G Energy CHP with H2
Coatema Coating Machinery coating machine supplier GDL/MEA
Gräbener Maschinentechnik machines for bipolar plates for FC
and EL
NPROXX type 4 H2 pressure vessels
Wystrach storage and transport of H2
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NRW shows outstanding environment for hydrogen technology − High potential for applications
− R&D institutes and testing facilities with international reputation
− World class manufacturers and suppliers
− Business opportunities for operators and investors
− Available funding: R&D, demonstration, market introduction, settlement
International information exchange, coordination and cooperation essential
Conclusion
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ありがとうございます &
Vielen Dank!
Visit us at FC Expo German Pavillon and meet the
NRW business delegation (West Hall 4, Booth No. W25-6)
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Contact: EnergieAgentur.NRW Fuel Cell, Hydrogen and Electric Mobility Network NRW Dr. Thomas Kattenstein, Dr. Frank Koch International Relations Sophie Orthuber Roßstraße 92 Germany - 40476 Düsseldorf E-Mail: [email protected]
