Manuel Andresh, Head of Hydrogen Diplomacy Office of GIZ in Astana, was invited to deliver a guest lecture at Nazarbayev University, shedding light on the crucial topic of Green Hydrogen.
The discussion revolved around the significance of Green Hydrogen in achieving energy efficiency, sufficiency, and the transition towards renewable energy sources. Emphasizing the role of Power-to-X technology, the lecture outlined how Green Hydrogen serves as a vital energy carrier, facilitating the conversion of renewable electricity into materials and energy carriers.
The lecture underscored the importance of Green Hydrogen in replacing fossil fuels and achieving climate neutrality, particularly for sectors that are challenging to decarbonize. It highlighted the global potential of Green Hydrogen and its role in the ongoing energy transition towards renewables.
In the context of Office’s objectives, the lecture emphasized the commitment to supporting the global energy transition and decarbonization efforts. The role includes providing advisory services, conducting studies, and fostering international dialogue, with a specific focus on assisting fossil fuel exporting countries in embracing Green Hydrogen.
Furthermore, the lecture outlined the methodology presented by the office, including the organization of symposia, trainings, and dialogue events, and conducting studies on both a global and local level.
In conclusion, the lecture emphasized that the transition to Green Hydrogen presents not only a necessity but also an opportunity for sustainable development and global collaboration. It called for collective action to work towards a greener future.
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