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    The document discusses two operating models for determining when green hydrogen production can be considered fully renewable. Model I involves direct connection and co-location of hydrogen/ammonia generation and electricity generation without grid connection. Model II involves production connected to the grid and relies on rules around the renewable share of electricity in a bidding zone, use of renewable power purchase agreements, and additionality requirements to ensure temporal and geographical correlation between renewable electricity production and hydrogen production.

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    The document discusses two operating models for determining when green hydrogen production can be considered fully renewable. Model I involves direct connection and co-location of hydrogen/ammonia generation and electricity generation without grid connection. Model II involves production connected to the grid and relies on rules around the renewable share of electricity in a bidding zone, use of renewable power purchase agreements, and additionality requirements to ensure temporal and geographical correlation between renewable electricity production and hydrogen production.

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    The document discusses two operating models for determining when green hydrogen production can be considered fully renewable. Model I involves direct connection and co-location of hydrogen/ammonia generation and electricity generation without grid connection. Model II involves production connected to the grid and relies on rules around the renewable share of electricity in a bidding zone, use of renewable power purchase agreements, and additionality requirements to ensure temporal and geographical correlation between renewable electricity production and hydrogen production.

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    When is Green Hydrogen considered fully renewable?

    Operating model I:
    Operating model II: production installation with grid connection
    direct connection
    Production without grid Imbalance
    >90% rule French rule General grid electricity
    electricity settlement

    ► Direct connection of ► Bidding zone ► Electricity is ► Low carbon bidding zone ► No operating/ investment aid for
    H2/NH3 generation and >90% RE share obtained from RE (under 18g CO2/MJ) electricity generating installation
    electricity generation installation during
    installation / production ► Specifically ► RE-PPA needed ► RE-PPA needed
    redispatch
    within the same installation identified share
    determines the ► RFNBO
    ► No grid connection / proof number of annual production reduced Temporal correlation Temporal correlation
    of no use of grid electricity operating hours the need for
    for production redispatch Geographical
    Geographical correlation
    correlation

    Additionality Additionality

    Adapted from Stiftung Umweltenergierecht, Der delegierte Rechtsakt für grünen Wasserstoff, 7 March 2023

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