Renewable fuels and sustainable gas play an important part in the energy transition. Hydrogen is possibly the future carrier of energy, with bio-methane gas as a more local player and a possible backup to have a balance. The Northern Netherlands has committed to realizing a hydrogen ecosystem. The region boasts an impressive position in terms of knowledge and expertise in fossil gas and green gas. Entrance’s application-oriented research builds and expands upon this. Entrance has an extensive and relevant network, which proactively helps formulate and realize initiatives for this theme in a cohesive manner.
Entrance’s practice-oriented research focuses on renewable fuels and sustainable gas as energy carriers and raw materials for the future. Hydrogen and bio methane (green gas, Bio-LNG) are important topics in this research. Ammonia, oxygen, as a residual product of electrolysis, and carbon dioxide as a residual product of bio gas production are also included in research. The research on this theme covers in the inter- or multi-disciplinary field of sustainable generation, storage and distribution (large and small-scale), commerce, legislation and policy, knowledge and value dissemination, acceptance, integration, and the use inside the region and outside.
In 2050 moeten alle woningen in Nederland van het aardgas af zijn en waterstof is een veelbelovend alternatief. Gemeente Hoogeveen is samen met o.a. ENTRANCE een project gestart in de bestaande woonwijk Erflanden en heeft een nieuwe woonwijk op waterstof gebouwd van ongeveer 80 woningen, Nijstad-Oost. Hoe kan waterstof worden toegepast om woningen van stroom […]
