Assessment of the Power-to-X potential in Denmark
A 74-page research report for Green Innovation Group — translating a systematic literature review on hydrogen, ammonia, methane, and electrofuels into a clear, data-rich publication for industry and policy readers.
Commissioned by Green Innovation Group, this report examines the prospects of Power-to-X (P2X) technologies — hydrogen, ammonia, synthetic methane, and electrofuels — as Denmark works toward full climate neutrality by 2050. Authored by Nienke Banning under academic supervision from Utrecht University, the research draws on a systematic review of scientific and industry literature to assess production potential, market readiness, and infrastructure needs across each technology pathway. My role was the full graphic design and layout of the 74-page publication, translating dense technical content, comparative data tables, and process diagrams into a report built for clarity at every level of detail.
This was an academic-grade research report — dense with citations, comparative cost tables, and technical process diagrams across four distinct technology pathways. The challenge was building a system that could hold all of it without ever feeling like a wall of text: custom diagrams for each conversion process, a consistent icon language for repeated concepts like electrolysis and storage, and a typographic hierarchy clear enough that a reader could skim the structure or read it cover to cover. Colour was used deliberately to help readers track which technology — hydrogen, ammonia, methane, or electrofuels — they were in at any given point in the report.
Radial cost-comparison chart
Custom radial chart translating dense cost-per-technology datasets — comparing renewable hydrogen against natural gas and coal pathways across 2020, 2030, and 2050 scenarios — into a format readable at a glance, without requiring the reader to parse a data table.
A selection of the report's 74 pages — custom process diagrams for hydrogen, ammonia, methane, and electrofuel pathways; comparative data tables; full-bleed photography; and a dark concluding section closing the report.
Full 74-page editorial layout — cover to references, including appendices and technical tables
Custom process diagrams — schematic illustrations for electrolysis, ammonia synthesis, and fuel cell processes
Radial cost-comparison charts — translating dense technology cost data into readable visual comparisons
Data tables & appendices — technical specification tables formatted for clarity and comparison
Section dividers — dark, full-bleed chapter openers marking each stage of the report— a numbered, scannable reference closing the report
The report examines four Power-to-X technology pathways — hydrogen, ammonia, synthetic methane, and electrofuels — assessing each for production potential, market readiness, and infrastructure requirements toward Denmark's 2050 climate neutrality target. Research and authorship by Nienke Banning, with academic supervision from Utrecht University.
Graphic design and layout: Cláudia F. Noronha, for Green Innovation Group A/S.