Hydrogen will play a vital role in our future energy provision. However, its properties bring measurement challenges throughout the supply chain. Meeting these challenges, also in Custody Transfer, has already started. The most common of these are being addressed in NMi’s webinar.
The source of our daily energy will rapidly change over the next thirty years. The contribution of renewable energy sources will greatly increase over the coming thirty years. With this contribution come new methods of energy transport. Hydrogen can be utilized as energy carrier to balance energy demand and supply. Hydrogen is the most common molecule in the universe and features some unique physical properties including the lowest density.
The extreme properties bring challenges in the accurate measurement of hydrogen. Consumers heating their houses or filling up their FCEV (Fuel cell Electric Vehicle) want the measurement to be precise and pay for the amount hydrogen they are consuming.
Manufacturer of measuring devices demand clear requirements and legislation during development of their future products. Now the requirement for hydrogen measuring instrument are unclear and far from harmonized in the EU. This result in a time-consuming process to develop and bring measuring instrument to the market.
In this webinar Wim Volmer and Jeroen van Blanken will bring you up to date on the challenges that NMi identified for Hydrogen measuring instruments.
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