Hydrogen is the most abundant element on Earth, and it’s gaining ground worldwide as a more powerful and cleaner fuel. Green hydrogen, which is produced using only renewable energies, is a source of hope in the struggle to master the energy transition.

Along with South Korea and Japan, Germany is one of the pioneers in the use of green hydrogen. As part of its plan to decarbonize all consumer sectors by 2050, the country is moving toward a supply system dominated by electricity from photovoltaics and wind energy. According to the federal government’s Climate Protection Plan, Germany is on its way to becoming greenhouse gas neutral. However, if fossil fuels are to be eliminated, the energy system must be able to store excess renewable energy.

Why the interface between the grid and consumers plays a key role in decarbonizing the energy system.

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