European hydrogen infrastructure gaps threaten market integration through 2050

European hydrogen infrastructure gaps identification within the wider TYNDP process

European hydrogen infrastructure faces significant challenges as the continent develops its hydrogen network through 2050. The TYNDP 2026 assessment identifies persistent gaps in cross-border pipelines, storage and import capacity, with around 11–12% of projected EU hydrogen demand potentially unmet in 2030 under the report’s modelling assumptions. Although network expansion improves market integration by 2035, rising hydrogen demand and regional bottlenecks […]

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