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Green hydrogen certification is becoming increasingly complex as regulators tighten requirements for matching renewable electricity supply with hydrogen production. This report examines digital monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) systems across the EU, US and UK, exploring how automated data collection, emissions tracking and interoperable registries could support compliance with evolving certification rules. Why we chose this report: With hourly electricity […]
European hydrogen infrastructure development faces a fundamental challenge: investors need credible demand before committing capital, while hydrogen producers and industrial consumers depend on infrastructure being available before making their own investments. With only 9% of the more than 40,000 kilometres of hydrogen pipelines announced globally for 2035 operational or backed by committed investment, the gap between ambition and delivery remains […]
Critical raw materials for hydrogen technologies could become a major obstacle to Europe’s hydrogen ambitions, with iridium and platinum presenting particularly significant supply risks. This report examines the supply chains of electrolysers and fuel cells, projecting material demand to 2050 and identifying vulnerabilities in production, processing and manufacturing. The findings highlight the scale of the challenge. EU iridium demand for […]
European hydrogen competitiveness is being challenged by high production costs, slow project deployment and increasing international competition, particularly from China. This 57-page study examines Europe’s position across the hydrogen value chain, benchmarking its performance in manufacturing, technology, infrastructure, investment and regulation against other leading markets. The report identifies seven priority innovation themes and recommends shifting support towards industrial-scale manufacturing, lower-cost […]
Germany has announced a package of 10 measures to accelerate the development of its hydrogen market, addressing high production costs, weak industrial demand and delays in infrastructure deployment. The government acknowledges that hydrogen development is progressing more slowly than anticipated and aims to improve investment conditions across production, transport, storage and consumption. The measures include at least €1.5 billion in […]
Germany’s hydrogen market continues to struggle with high production costs, regulatory uncertainty and a shortage of long-term offtake agreements, slowing investment in new electrolysis capacity. This report examines the economic and regulatory barriers facing hydrogen projects and proposes measures to support the development of a commercially viable market. Report in German. One of its key findings is that EU renewable […]
China’s hydrogen economy is entering a new phase of industrial development, with renewable hydrogen production targeted to reach 2 million tonnes annually by 2030 under the country’s 15th Five-Year Plan. In 2025, China’s total hydrogen output exceeded 39 million tonnes, while commissioned renewable hydrogen production capacity surpassed 250,000 tonnes per year, accounting for more than half of global renewable hydrogen […]
Europe’s ambition to develop a competitive hydrogen economy will depend partly on its ability to establish reliable and affordable international supply chains. A European hydrogen import strategy must balance three competing priorities: cost efficiency, security of supply and resilience against future disruptions. Published on 13 October 2026, this study examines how the EU can support renewable hydrogen imports through competitive […]
The global clean hydrogen outlook highlights the substantial growth required for hydrogen and its derivatives to support the energy transition. Under current government plans and policies, clean hydrogen use could reach around 150 million tonnes annually by 2050, compared with approximately 460 million tonnes under a pathway aligned with limiting global warming to 1.5°C. Green hydrogen would account for around […]