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The Tees Valley - a Hydrogen production hub

Mark Lewis

Technology And Innovation Officer

Tees Valley Combined Authority

Tees Valley Combined Authority Ambition

Tees Valley will be a global leader in clean energy, low carbon industry and

hydrogen. The area will achieve a net zero carbon industrial cluster by 2040,

providing good jobs with long term prospects that local people can access.

This sits at the heart of our framework for growth.

COMPACT INTEGRATED CLUSTER

South Tees Development Corporation

Net Zero Teesside –World’s First Zero Carbon Industrial Hub by 2030

Decarbonised industrial hub

Dispatchable low carbon power from gas

Negative carbon electricity

OGCI chose Teesside over 55 other locations:

• Compact site

• Strong local political and industrial support

• Dispatchable power (CCGT + CCS) 1.7mtpa CO2

• Pure CO2 available as by-product from H2 and fertiliser plants (0.7mtpa)

• 3mtpa CO2 from bioenergy and power from waste plants – negative carbon electricity

• Spare capacity in hydrogen plant (0.2mtpa CO2)

• Existing H2 distribution system & Cavity Storage

Vehicle

refuelling

Hydrogen for Transport

South Tees

Development

Corporation

HGV &

FLT

Refuelling

Refuelling Stations &

Vehicles

Materials Handling

HGV Transport

Rail

refuelling

Hydrogen PortRecognised as

a prime

UK location

for a

hydrogen port

Materials Handling

Applications

• Reach Stackers

• Tractor Units

• Fork Lifts

Marine Applications

Polymer

Production

Ethylene

production

H2 Fuel Switching Opportunities

Pipe Mill

Food

production

Steel Mill

Steel

Sections

Oil/Gas

processing

Chemical

Production

Chemical

Manufacture

Power

Generation

Biofuel

Production

Existing H2

Production

& Cavity

Storage

Future Scale Hydrogen Production & Storage

Large Scale

Electrolysis

from 2.4MW

Wind –

1.8GW H2

Large Scale

Reforming

Plants

Large Scale

Reformers

3x1.5GW

Ammonia

production

Ethane

Cracking

Biogas

Nat Gas

Processing

BOC SMR

Gas

Network on

Teesside

Gas

terminal

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1600

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2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050

H2 Demand ktpa

Potential Tees Valley Hydrogen Production/Use

Creating Hydrogen Valleys