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7
Combined sensitivity
6
CO price sensitivity
5 2
CAPEX and OPEX sensitivity
4
USD/kgH 2 3 Fuel cost sensitivity
WACC sensitivity

2 CO price
2
1 Fuel costs

0 OPEX
Electrolysis Electrolysis Natural gas Natural gas Coal Coal
grid renewable without CCUS with CCUS without CCUS with CCUS CAPEX

Source: Edelweiss Research, IEA

However, in countries with abundant renewable resources, but dependant on natural gas
imports (particularly LNG), producing hydrogen from renewables may be competitive than
producing it from natural gas.

Hence, India’s hydrogen production cost from electrolysis renewables is already in the
lower end of the global range.

Vehicles to add to H2 industrial usage

Newer applications
for hydrogen would
newer applications such as road freight, passenger vehicles and buildings
potentially mushroom
over longer term

H2 use is largely driven by industrial applications

Currently the use of hydrogen is largely dominated by industrial applications such as

production from iron ore (3%).

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