CleanTechnica•3 months ago
Europa baute Wasserstoffinfrastruktur statt des benötigten Stromnetzes*
- •Europe invested in a 400 km hydrogen backbone with no suppliers or consumers, indicating a significant misallocation of resources towards premature infrastructure.
- •The core political lesson is that decarbonization success hinges on 'demand realism' rather than solely technological ambition, suggesting a need for more pragmatic infrastructure planning.
- •This implies that critical electricity grid expansion may have been neglected in favor of hydrogen infrastructure, potentially impacting future grid reliability, connection costs, and development timelines for large loads and developers.
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