Question Q4GS3GS2
Green hydrogen is needed to achieve 1.50C target of Paris Deal, 2015. Examine.
Main Body
Central to Net zero and fuel carrier to achieve 1.50C target of Paris Deal, 2015
Geographic transportation between countries
Technology development has ancillary potential (Space Missions)
High energy density, unloaded algae
Challenges:
High cost of producing → Green Hydrogen not viable and presently in technology demonstration phase
Issues with hydrogen
Flammable volatile, odorless and colourless making it difficult to find gas leaks → Storage Issues
98% of hydrogen produced is grey
Energy security challenges due to Russia-Ukraine Crisis
India can use green hydrogen as per SCGT and be global leader in Green hydrogen and be an energy exporter
103 words6 paragraphs5 bullet points
- Connected to Paris Agreement and global climate targets
- Discussed challenges comprehensively
- Mentioned India's potential as a global leader
- Addressed energy security concerns
- Practical discussion of technological barriers
Topper
AKANSH DHULL
AIR 32025
Subject & Paper
GS3GS2
Topic
Energy Security and Foreign Policy
Green Hydrogen Technology
Green Hydrogen Production and Paris Agreement Targets
Writing Stats
103
Total words
6
Paragraphs
5
Bullets