Sector experience and areas of focus
SystemZero focuses on sectors where decarbonisation requires new energy systems to be integrated with complex, safety-critical and capital-intensive operations. We do not begin with a preferred technology; we help our clients determine which pathway, if any, is compatible with their assets, economics and implementation horizon.
Heavy Industry
SystemZero supports industrial organisations evaluating hydrogen and other low-carbon pathways for high-temperature heat, process feedstocks, power and existing hydrogen demand. Current areas of investigation and advisory focus include iron and steelmaking, refining and chemicals, and other energy-intensive manufacturing.
Low-carbon hydrogen pathway comparison
Industrial integration and feasibility studies
Methane-pyrolysis assessment
Carbon coproduct utilisation and offtake analysis
Pilot, demonstration and decarbonisation roadmaps
Airports and Aviation
Airports considering hydrogen must address demand, production or delivery, storage, liquefaction or compression, airside access, refuelling operations, land, utilities, safety, regulation and transition planning. SystemZero has contributed to feasibility studies, infrastructure guidance and roadmaps for gaseous and liquid hydrogen at airports.
Hydrogen supply options
Gaseous and liquid hydrogen infrastructure concepts
Spatial and site-integration assessment
Operational concepts and stakeholder coordination
Infrastructure phasing and decision triggers
Data centre energy systems
Data-centre owners and developers face growing power demand, grid constraints, emissions targets, water constraints and strict availability requirements. SystemZero advises on low-carbon prime and backup power concepts, including hydrogen-based systems and alternative fuel and generation pathways.
Prime and backup power technology comparison
Hydrogen fuel-cell and hydrogen-fuelled generation concepts
Energy, water and land-use interactions
Feasibility and techno-economic assessment
Project definition and implementation planning
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