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South Africa green hydrogen ambitions are built on the country’s dominant position in platinum group metals, which are essential for electrolysers and fuel cells. The report argues that this resource advantage could anchor a competitive hydrogen industry and position South Africa as a major exporter to Europe and Asia. However, significant structural barriers remain, including electricity shortages, infrastructure gaps, financing […]
The emergence of a global green hydrogen economy could trigger profound structural changes across industries, trade flows and regional development patterns. Regions with abundant renewable energy resources may gain competitive advantages as production shifts toward locations where low-cost green hydrogen can be produced. The study highlights how energy-intensive industries could relocate closer to renewable resources rather than relying on long-distance […]
The Baltic Sea hydrogen initiative aims to unlock large-scale cross-border hydrogen transport across Northern and Central Europe by reducing investment risk and financing barriers. The project proposes EU-level tools to support hydrogen pipelines and infrastructure linking production hubs with industrial demand centres. By enabling shared financing mechanisms and coordinated regulation, the framework could accelerate deployment of hydrogen transport networks connecting […]
Hydrogen Germany is moving from strategic ambition to financial execution as projects face rising scrutiny over economics, demand certainty and risk allocation. Infrastructure deployment is advancing under regulated frameworks, but production costs remain high and dependent on electricity prices and policy support. Delays in final investment decisions and weaker-than-expected industrial demand highlight a widening gap between infrastructure rollout and confirmed […]
European LNG terminals are increasingly seen as strategic assets that could support hydrogen and other low-carbon fuels alongside conventional gas. This report highlights how European LNG terminals could handle liquid hydrogen, ammonia and other hydrogen carriers, but finds that technical, regulatory and commercial uncertainties still slow large-scale deployment. Clearer rules on permitting, third-party access and cost recovery, alongside viable business […]
This slide deck explains how Danish hydrogen infrastructure is being developed and how the country is preparing for a major capacity sale in 2026. It details the timeline for Danish Hydrogen Backbone 1 (DHB1), the booking requirements that must be met before final investment decisions, and how capacity will be allocated via the PRISMA platform. The presentation also covers coordination […]
The study (in German) finds that converting existing LNG sites into hydrogen import terminals is legally possible but procedurally uncertain. Current permitting rules were not designed for hydrogen transport vectors, creating delays and planning risk for investors. Faster, clearer implementation of EU gas and hydrogen rules is needed to unlock repurposing of existing assets. The report examines how existing LNG […]
Steel decarbonisation could be accelerated by hydrogen-based steelmaking, but persistent global overcapacity is undermining profitability and slowing investment. Hydrogen-based DRI can sharply cut emissions, yet most planned DRI expansion to 2030 is still designed around natural gas. The report argues that steel decarbonisation will require stronger policy alignment, clearer rules, and careful management of capacity to avoid worsening imbalances. The […]
The manifesto argues that European electrolyser manufacturing is already world-class but risks being held back by weak demand signals and regulatory uncertainty. Industry has rapidly expanded manufacturing capacity, yet installed electrolysis capacity remains far below EU targets. Faster RED III implementation, clearer RFNBO rules and stronger EU funding mechanisms are needed to secure Europe’s leadership in electrolysis technology. The document sets out […]