Field of Energy Structure Transformation
Large-scale Hydrogen Supply Chain Establishment
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Budget and 2050 Target Outcomes
- Budget
Up to324.5B¥
- CO2Reduction Effect
Approx.400Mt/yr
- Economic Effect
Approx.5.5T¥
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Project Summary
Budget
Up to324.5billion yen
CO2 Reduction Effect (World)
In 2030: Approximately7million tons/year
In 2050: Approximately400million tons/year
Economic Effect (World)
In 2030: Approximately0.3trillion yen
In 2050: Approximately5.5trillion yen
Research and Development Targets
Hydrogen supply costs
In 2030: 30 yen/Nm3
In 2050: 20 yen/Nm3
Assumptions regarding estimates of CO2 reduction effect and economic effect
- 1 million tons of hydrogen will be supplied by the international hydrogen supply chain in 2030, and 55 million tons of hydrogen will be traded worldwide in 2050.
- Hydrogen provided through international hydrogen supply chains is expected to be used for hydrogen power generation.
- Hydrogen is expected to replace imported natural gas, which emits less CO2 than other fossil fuels such as oil and coal, with equivalent heat values.
- Economic impacts have been calculated on the basis of average hydrogen supply costs: 30 yen/Nm³ in 2030 and 100 yen/kg in 2050.
Research and Development Targets
(Reference) Breakdown of liquefied hydrogen supply costs
