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Time of Event
09:50 – 18:50 Tokyo time
Summary
Green hydrogen produced by renewable energy can help tackle sustainability challenges in sectors such as transportation, building development, and power generation, and enable larger-scale penetration of variable renewable energy when combined with emerging low-carbon technologies. Yet, global investment in hydrogen is still very small compared to investments in renewable energy, mainly due to its high cost, particularly for green hydrogen. However, the cost of green hydrogen is expected to significantly decline by 2030-2050.
Asia and the Pacific is leading the way in hydrogen investment, accounting for over 50% of the global total in 2021, and the move toward a hydrogen society in which hydrogen plays a vital role in daily life and economic activities. What is more, Australia, Japan, India, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea, and a growing number of countries in the region are proposing national hydrogen strategies to accelerate decarbonization.
Cohosted by ADBI and the Applied Energy Symposium, this virtual workshop featured new research examining hydrogen society development and decarbonization in Asia and the Pacific. It was held as part of the 8th Applied Energy Symposium on Low Carbon Cities & Urban Energy Systems 2022.
Objectives
- Discuss hydrogen society development, its decarbonization implications, and investment needs in Asia and the Pacific
- Explore national hydrogen strategies and policies and economic models for promoting hydrogen growth
- Spotlight case studies on hydrogen energy use, feasibility studies, and future projects
Target Participants
- Policy makers from Asian Development Bank member economies
- Experts and students from think tanks, universities, and international organizations
Output
- Greater understanding of hydrogen society development and decarbonization in Asia and the Pacific
- Identification of related policy challenges and solutions
- Event materials to be made available on the ADBI website
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Event Presentations*
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How Can Japan Help Create a Sustainable Hydrogen Society in Asia? |
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Technology Foresight for Hydrogen Society Transition in Japan: Approach of GTAP-E-Power Model |
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Discussion on Technology Foresight for Hydrogen Society Transition in Japan: An Approach of GTAP-E-Power Model |
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Techno-economic analysis of long-distance hydrogen pipeline transportation |
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Discussion Points on Paper 3: Techno-economic analysis of long-distance hydrogen pipeline transportation |
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Experiences of Transition to Green Hydrogen Economy in Europe and East Asia: Lessons for South Asia |
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Workshop on Hydrogen in Decarbonization Strategies in Asia and the Pacific |
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Towards hydrogen economy in Kazakhstan |
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COMMENTS ON “TOWARDS HYDROGEN ECONOMY IN KAZAKHSTAN” |
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Role and Development Pathways of Hydrogen in the Renewable Dominated Energy System |
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Paper 6: Role and Development Pathways of Hydrogen in the Renewable Dominated Energy System |
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Future Hydrogen Society: India and the World |
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Future Hydrogen Society: India and the World |
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History, status and future challenges of hydrogen energy in transportation sector |
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DISCUSSANT COMMENTS on History, status and future challenges of hydrogen energy in transportation sector |
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Decarbonizing Industry with Clean Hydrogen in Asia and the Pacific: Status and Perspectives |
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Hydrogen in Decarbonization Strategies in Asia and the Pacific |
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Green Hydrogen Production Cost and Carbon Price: the case of Ningxia Province in the People’s Republic of China |
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Comments on Green Hydrogen Production Cost and Carbon Price: the case of Ningxia Province in the People's Republic of China |
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Green Hydrogen International Market: Barriers And Prospects For South And Southeast Asia |
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Review: Green hydrogen international market: barriers and prospectsfor South and Southeast Asia |
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Assessing the impact of incentive policy on green and blue hydrogens in the People’s Republic of China: An evolutionary game theory perspective |
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Which Is the Best Way to Export Extra Renewable Energy from an Island: Hydrogen or Electricity? |
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Comprehensive analysis for the impact of hydrogen blending on the economic and environmental performance of natural gas pipeline network |
*Disclaimer: The views expressed in these presentations are the views of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), the Asian Development Bank (ADB), its Board of Directors, or the governments they represent. ADBI does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in these presentations and accepts no responsibility for any consequences of their use. Terminology used may not necessarily be consistent with ADB official terms.