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Fourth report - The role of hydrogen in achieving Net Zero

Science, Innovation and Technology Committee HC 99 Published 19 December 2022

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Conclusions & Recommendations

27 items (16 recs)

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Government Response

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Accepted 10

Accepted in Part 1

Acknowledged 12

Deferred 3

Not Addressed 1

Recommendations

1 result

4 Accepted in Part

Para 55

There is uncertainty about the extent to which blue hydrogen can play a role in...

Recommendation

There is uncertainty about the extent to which blue hydrogen can play a role in a Net Zero economy in the mid to long term, even if it may be cheaper and ready to deploy in certain industrial settings sooner … Read more

Government Response Summary

The government supports multiple hydrogen production technologies, including both electrolytic and CCUS-enabled hydrogen, as set out in 2021’s UK Hydrogen Strategy and capture rate of at least 85% would be achieved in order for CCUS-enabled technologies to comply with the current threshold.

Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

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