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European hydrogen markets are expanding more slowly than policy ambitions suggest, with 4.2 GW of committed electrolysis capacity against 30–58 GW envisaged in 2030 strategies and scenarios. Investment is concentrated in refining, where enforceable obligations support demand. Other industrial applications face difficulties securing customers willing to pay higher costs, while uncertain uptake holds back decisions on pipelines, storage and import […]
Hydrogen for data centres could provide backup power and grid flexibility as European operators face growing electricity demand and lengthy connection queues. Its commercial potential depends on where reliable hydrogen supply becomes available, at what price and how frequently generating equipment operates. Emergency backup requires far smaller fuel volumes than continuous power, making the intended operating role central to infrastructure […]
Hydrogen water demand could become a significant constraint on project development in Texas, where existing supply pressures coincide with plans for hydrogen, ammonia, methanol and carbon capture facilities. Proposed hydrogen and CCS-related projects could require approximately 34.6 billion gallons of additional annual water withdrawals if fully developed. Cooling requirements and competition with other users make water availability an important consideration […]
European hydrogen demand will depend on which industrial processes, production locations and transport fuels prove competitive. Electrification, imported green ammonia and iron, and alternative fuels could reduce the need for hydrogen produced or consumed within Europe. These choices have direct implications for infrastructure investment, making industrial demand and delivered costs central to decisions on pipelines, production capacity and public support. […]
German hydrogen storage development faces a potential shortfall as planned projects fail to cover even a slower-than-previously-expected market rollout. Survey findings indicate that anticipated storage needs have shifted roughly five years later than in the 2024 assessment, while highlighting the need for investment to meet requirements through 2035. This presentation summarises company expectations and project plans for Germany’s hydrogen market […]
Hydrogen certification standards can determine which markets producers can access, what support their projects qualify for and how they demonstrate emissions performance. This report compares greenhouse gas calculation methodologies for hydrogen and Power-to-X products, including ammonia, methanol and synthetic aviation fuels. It examines major regulatory, sectoral and voluntary frameworks, explaining how differences in accounting boundaries, electricity sourcing and verification requirements […]
Middle East hydrogen production could benefit from connecting electrolysers to regional power grids rather than relying exclusively on dedicated off-grid renewables. This study models nine interconnected power systems in 2050, comparing green hydrogen, grid-connected electrolysis and blue hydrogen under domestic-oriented and export-oriented production scenarios. Grid-connected electrolysis delivers modelled system-based production costs of $1.90–$2.31/kg, compared with $2.44–$2.78/kg for off-grid green hydrogen. […]
Hydrogen storage in Germany will require both the conversion of existing natural gas facilities and substantial new construction, according to this infrastructure study. Using a scenario with approximately 95 TWh of hydrogen storage demand in 2045, it models how underground storage capacity could develop as natural gas requirements decline (report in German) The model combines the conversion of 28 existing […]
The hydrogen outlook in this presentation places hydrogen and derived fuels within a broader transition led by electrification, renewable power and energy efficiency. Three scenarios explore how different levels of policy ambition and international cooperation could reshape the global energy mix through 2060. Hydrogen features alongside biogas in a combined “green gases” category, which reaches 11%–30% of gas supply by […]