Canada’s hydrogen sector sees an opportunity to attract global customers as the US’ bellicose stance toward its northern neighbor unites Canadians behind strengthening its energy capacity and as US political turmoil sends countries looking for other trading partners. “The mayhem south of the border has created a real national interest in exports,” Trigon Pacific Terminals […]
CEDIGAZ has recently published its annual survey on the global hydrogen market along with comprehensive databases on low-emission hydrogen production projects worldwide. The report tracks recent policy and market developments of the global low-emission hydrogen sector. It also focuses on project development and medium-term supply prospects. The hydrogen industry is at a pivotal stage, with […]
German utility EWE will not build more renewable hydrogen plants for now because of “high risks” associated with potential investments, said the chief executive of its hydrogen business, Geert Tjaks. “We have a pipeline for 2GW projects, but we are building right now only 300MW,” Tjaks told the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Europe Public Forum […]
The UK hopes to sign long-awaited subsidy contracts with the remaining projects from its first hydrogen allocation round (HAR1) in May, minister of state for the department of energy security and net zero, Sarah Jones, said. The UK will also “very shortly” unveil a shortlist of projects selected for subsidies of a larger second round […]
Small steps to achieve big dreams! Is a Levelized Cost of Hydrogen (LCOH) of 3 €/kg possible to achieve in the short term? More and more knowledge is getting us much closer to it! A little bit more than 5 years ago a big attention came to the world with Green Hydrogen. As we have […]
The US Department of Energy (DOE) is considering cutting funding to hydrogen hubs that are located in primarily Democratic states, while sparing those mostly spread across Republican states, according to a list shared with Argus. A table circulating among officials shows hubs that are to receive federal funding labeled as either “cut” or “keep.” Out […]
Hydrogen’s one-time promise as a wonder fuel has been replaced in 2025 with a more practical understanding of its limitations, a momentum shift welcomed by industry proponents gathered in Houston, Texas, last week at the CERAWeek by S&P Global energy conference. It has been a roller coast ride for the sector since the administration of […]
Average subsidies requested by EU project developers in the second round of the European hydrogen bank were below €0.70/kg, roughly half of the pilot auction’s average. The European Commission has yet to announce the winners of the second auction which closed on 20 February, but preliminary info it has released indicates lower bids and less […]
Last week it came to my feed a surprising graph that suggested that 93 % of the energy consumed by industry in the EU could be electrified by 2035. Awesome! However, is this correct? Not really. Reading carefully to the source shown on the previous graph, one see that 93 % of process heating in […]