Ever more ambitious CO2 emission reduction objectives lead to the need to rethink energy investment and procurement strategies. Based on an in-depth understanding of the energy sector, our market outlooks, and advanced modelling, THEMA helps clients to navigate in this environment and choose the right renewable strategy.
Alongside industry representatives and leading politicians, THEMA’s Julian Hentschel presented options to kick-start the use of hydrogen in industry at an event organised by climate action association Zero. Julian presented the use of carbon contracts for difference as a means to incentivise commercial investment in hydrogen.
In the latest Energi og Klima podcast, THEMA’s Julian Hentschel discusses the sustainability implications of society’s increasing digitalisation, as well as what we can do to reduce our climate footprint, with Head of Sustainability at ATEA, Elisabeth Nissen Eide, and journalist Martin Larsen Hirth.
Nordic market participants are concerned about their ability to hedge area price risk, potentially driving hedging activity away from the exchange. Those interested in understanding the options available to both them and the regulators can attend free webinars that will cover the relevant insights from our recent hedging work.
A green transition in the transport sector is required to meet both national and international climate targets. With these targets in mind, The Port of Kristiansand has used THEMA’s port model to calculate emissions from current traffic and mapped the reduced emissions achieved from their shore power infrastructure.
The EU has a target of 40 GW electrolysis capacity by 2030, rising from a negligible amount today. The past year many electrolysis projects were announced, but how are we progressing on reaching the target? THEMA has built a database of hydrogen projects that shows announced production of green hydrogen so far only amounts to 25 GW.