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January 08, 2021 at 06:50 am
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Driving the clean energy transition
H2
January 2021
Escalating climate change forces governments to take drastic action
Global surface temperature anomalies
Global government action
Land and ocean; temperature anomaly with respect to 20th century average
+1.0 °C
-0.1°C
1880
1900
1920
1940
1960
1980
2000
2019
Paris agreements
Limit global warming to a maximum of
1.5°C
by 2050
EU Green Deal
Achieve net
carbon-neutrality
by 2050
Climate Action Plan 2050
Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by
80-95%
by 2050
1
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental information
Clean energy transition requires unprecedented energy infrastructure investments
Planned energy infrastructure investments1
Key catalysts
Hydrogen
Electricity
Natural gas
2015
2030
2050
Natural gas grid expansion
Expansion of natural gas infrastructure
to compensate for coal and nuclear phase-out
Electricity highways
Realization of electricity highways to enable distribution of renewable wind and solar energy from the point of production to consumers
Green hydrogen ramp-up
The only long-term clean molecule that can replace the fossil molecule fuels needed in industry, mobility and heating
1) Schematic representation
2
Source: Management estimate based on NDP Gas and Electricity, Fraunhofer Institute
VORWERK plans, realizes and operates the energy infrastructure of the future
With success
Hydrogen
>€ 280 m
>1,250
H2
revenues
employees
Electricity
Gas
>14%
>14%
since 1962
EBIT margin
organic CAGR
3
Notes: Management estimates for 2020; CAGR based on 2014-2019
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