100% hydrogen
Using 100% hydrogen produces no carbon dioxide and so allows the network to be fully decarbonised.
It’s assumed if this scenario were to happen the hydrogen network would be operating alongside the natural gas network.
Medium impact on CDSP systems
- CDSP systems could operate effectively within a fully hydrogen-based network with relatively limited changes if implemented as a standalone system.
- However, running a 100% hydrogen network in parallel with natural gas or blended gas would require substantial effort to manage two distinct regimes concurrently.
- The changes required in this scenario relate primarily to system functionality to enable parallel operation, rather than settlement or process changes, and are therefore less complex than those associated with the 20% hydrogen blend scenario.
RAG matrix
- RED – expected process impacts
- AMBER – suspected process impacts
- GREEN – no process impacts anticipated
Note: This assessment does not define the scale or complexity of impacts.
CDSP Process | RAG Status |
Capacity Management | |
Demand Estimation | |
Flow Weighted Average Calorific Value (FWACV) | |
Energy Balancing | |
NDM Reconciliation | |
Supply Meter Point Quantities | |
Energy calculations | |
Read estimations | |
Corrections | |
Referrals | |
Change of Stakeholder | |
Commodity Invoice | |
Capacity Invoice | |
Amendments Invoice | |
Gemini invoicing | |
DM Reconciliation | |
Ratchets | |
Scheduled and unscheduled invoices |
Context diagram
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100% hydrogen context diagram
A high-level visualisation outlining the scope of changes posed to systems and processes, in the 100% hydrogen scenario.
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If you would like more detailed information about the four decarbonisation scenarios, and the potential affects they could have on the CDSP central systems and processes, please email us at decarbonisation@xoserve.com.
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