Techno-economic model compares green hydrogen production via floating offshore wind and tidal range, suggesting implications for industrial decarbonisation.
Key Points
Green hydrogen production via floating offshore wind demonstrates lower levelised costs compared to tidal range.
The model integrates electrolyser efficiency and discount rates, showing critical implications for cost management in hydrogen storage.
Continuous power supply from marine renewables supports flexible hydrogen usage, indicating viability for industrial applications.
Tidal range exhibits predictability, warranting investigation due to potential long asset life and storage compatibility.