Electrolysis

topic on 2 shows · 5 statements across 4 episodes

Catalyst the Green Blueprint

5 statements about Electrolysis, every show

GREEN BLUEPRINT Assertion Supported
Garabedian: Decarbonization requires multiple terawatts of new electrolysis capacity
“The sectors were looking to decarbonize with kind of green molecules, so-called green molecules. If you measure them in terms of electrolysis or generating capacity, we're talking multiple terawatts of needed new energy supply, new power supply to cross into t…”
Rafi Garabedian Mar 12, 2025 ▶ 5:41 Electric Hydrogen’s bet on supersized electrolyzers
CATALYST Insight
Thiel: Small-scale green Haber-Bosch struggles with synthesis loop scaling
“So, so at the end of the day, if you're trying to scale down a Greenhaber Bosch plant, maybe maybe you'll be able to do okay on the core parts of the electrolysis side of the equation here, the cells and stuff and so forth. But the ammonia synthesis loop and t…”
Dr. Greg Thiel Nov 21, 2024 ▶ 23:02 TEA breakdown: green ammonia and synthetic methane
CATALYST Assertion Partly supported
Thiel: Standard synthetic methanation achieves approximately 50% total efficiency
“If you used something like that and did this kind of fairly standard methanation process, the total efficiency of the process kind of comes in around 50% ballpark, right? And about half of those losses of the 50% of the energy that you lose are in the electrol…”
Dr. Greg Thiel Nov 21, 2024 ▶ 34:20 TEA breakdown: green ammonia and synthetic methane
CATALYST Assertion Supported
Johnson: Green hydrogen electrolysis is at best roughly 60% energy efficient
“To electrolyze, to take renewable electricity and make a ton of hydrogen. Now that's totally green. You can do that carbon free. It's great in many ways, but you're going to put 50 to 55 megawatt hours of electricity into that system and pull out 33 megawatt h…”
Pete Johnson Aug 23, 2024 ▶ 18:10 Hunting for geologic hydrogen
GREEN BLUEPRINT Assertion Supported
Orthofer: Decarbonizing existing hydrogen demand requires 1,000 GW of electrolysis
“It's a hundred million tons of hydrogen per year. That's, I think about a thousand gigawatts of electrolysis that we'd need just to decarbonize that.”
Anna Orthofer Jun 3, 2024 ▶ 25:32 A macro view on the state of climate tech

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