Study analyzes hydrogen as a strategic axis in the transformation of the global energy matrix.
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As the world accelerates the transition to low-carbon energy systems, hydrogen emerges as one of the most promising vectors for replacing fossil fuels and reducing emissions on a large scale. A study by UniFBV analyzes the role of hydrogen in transforming the global energy matrix, highlighting its potential to decarbonize sectors that are difficult to electrify, such as heavy industry, long-distance transport, and power generation, while repositioning production chains and geopolitical energy strategies.
Production routes, technological challenges, and the systemic impact of hydrogen
The study details the main hydrogen production routes and their economic and environmental implications. The publication also examines the technological bottlenecks related to storage and transport, critical factors for the scalability of hydrogen in global supply chains.
