As the number of renewable energy sources rise, the volatile nature of solar and wind production means there is a risk that without additional offtake there could be excess production by 2025, causing the price per MW paid for PV and Wind generation to fall so low that energy providers may have to curtail renewables. Co-located electrolysis for hydrogen has the potential to smooth out the price peaks of production and achieve stable income, and in this session we will get a behind the scenes look at developers who have deploying electrolysis in their projects.
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