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US ammonia imports could offer a lower-cost supply option for Northwest Europe than domestic production, with substantially lower US feedstock costs more than offsetting transport costs. Among European decarbonisation pathways, retrofitting existing natural gas-based plants with carbon capture and storage emerges as the lowest-cost option, while renewable electrolysis remains constrained by high electricity costs and capital requirements. The cost advantage […]
MENA green hydrogen could provide the foundation for a competitive green fertiliser industry, building on the region’s low-cost renewable resources, existing ammonia and fertiliser assets and established export infrastructure. Retrofitting existing plants could create a pathway to lower-emissions production while strengthening industrial value chains and access to major markets in Europe, Africa and Asia. The production of nitrogen fertilisers remains […]
EU hydrogen policy needs an urgent reset if Europe is to unlock investment and get hydrogen projects moving, with current rules increasing costs, restricting project development and leaving deployment far behind the bloc’s 2030 ambitions. Europe’s hydrogen ambitions are increasingly colliding with the realities of project development. Despite targets for 40 GW of electrolyser capacity and 10 million tonnes of […]
Polish hydrogen development could demonstrate how existing refinery demand can help unlock Europe’s renewable hydrogen market, providing the large-scale, stable offtake needed to make new projects bankable. ORLEN’s strategy illustrates the approach, with 200 MW of electrolysers planned in Gdańsk specifically to supply renewable hydrogen for refinery processes. The wider argument is that hydrogen markets are more likely to scale […]
Clean hydrogen is entering a more demanding phase as attention shifts from ambitious targets and project announcements towards commercially viable demand, financing and project execution. This wide-ranging assessment examines the emerging hydrogen value chain, including electrolysers, infrastructure and storage, ammonia and steel, regulation, international trade and the growing importance of bankable offtake. The next stage will depend on whether individual […]
Renewable hydrogen in China could play a major role in decarbonising the country’s vast chemical sector, replacing fossil-based hydrogen in the production of ammonia, methanol and other chemical products. This technical assessment examines the emissions-reduction potential and economics of the transition, including hydrogen production costs, green ammonia and methanol, regional projects and policy support. The analysis explores what would determine […]
Hydrogen contracts need greater price and revenue certainty if Europe is to secure large-scale renewable hydrogen imports. This briefing examines how a two-sided Contract for Difference mechanism could support long-term hydrogen and ammonia contracts, reduce financing costs and help major international supply projects reach financial close. The proposed mechanism would settle the difference between a fixed strike price and a […]
The German hydrogen network is attracting significant early demand, with new capacity reservations providing a clearer picture of future hydrogen supply and consumption across the country. This market update details reserved and available capacities across the hydrogen core network, including regional clusters, cross-cluster transport and planned network development through 2030. The latest reservation round is beginning to show where hydrogen […]
Blue hydrogen could play the leading role in decarbonising Dutch heavy industry over the next 15 years, with a new analysis concluding that CCS-linked hydrogen production delivers the largest emissions reductions while electrification and biomethane provide complementary solutions. The cost-optimised pathway indicates that carbon capture and storage could deliver around 21 Mt of annual emissions reductions by 2040, with approximately 18 […]