Test a supply concept against your real demand: how much it costs delivered to your gate, how steadily it arrives, and how it compares with what you pay now.
Model a supply concept — freeYour first project and its report are free. No credit card.
What happens between nameplate and reality?
Start with tonnes per day, the hours you need it, and your site location. Purity, pressure and backup requirements come from your own operations team. H2Hub records them so the supply concept is tested against real demand.
A furnace or reactor runs around the clock. Wind and solar don't. H2Hub's 8,760-hour model shows the hours an electrolyser produces and the hours it doesn't, which tells you how large the storage or backup question really is.
Plant-gate cost is only half the story. H2Hub calculates delivered cost by route: onsite, pipeline, truck or as ammonia.
The "Could buyers switch?" tool calculates the power price at which green hydrogen matches the cost of the hydrogen you buy or make today.
The gap is $1.10/kg before delivery. Ask any supplier what power price and utilisation their offer assumes.
Illustrative worked example: 100 MW PEM + 200 MW wind, 53.7% utilisation, $55/MWh power, ~$1,100/kW capex.Stress tests show whether power price, utilisation or capex moves the delivered cost most, so you know which supplier claim to check first.
H2Hub models hydrogen supply. It does not design the integration into your plant: DRI shaft or furnace changes, metallurgy, refinery unit changes or process safety. Those need specialist engineering. H2Hub helps you arrive at that work with a defined supply case.
Level 7 gives you a ranked list of questions for developers and suppliers: power basis, guaranteed volumes, delivery route and price.
First project free, then $49/month to compare supply options side by side. Paid subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled; cancel online in one step. Evaluating several sites? Talk to us about Teams.
No. You can use H2Hub to test a supplier's offer, or to decide whether to build onsite or buy.
No. It covers the hydrogen supply side only. Plant integration remains specialist engineering work.
No. It shows what has to be true for the supply case to work, so you know what to ask for in contracts.
H2Hub provides preliminary analysis of hydrogen supply. It does not replace process engineering, permitting or professional advice.