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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 […]
China hydrogen strategies will play a decisive role in the global energy transition, with new research examining how hydrogen could support decarbonisation across heavy industry, transport and energy systems. Drawing on scenario analysis, demand modelling, supply optimisation and policy evaluation, the study concludes that hydrogen will be essential for hard-to-abate sectors, but that supportive policy frameworks and continued cost reductions will […]
Hydrogen demand is expected to increase significantly across industry, transport and e-fuels under Europe’s latest long-term energy infrastructure scenarios. The analysis, which examines the future evolution of electricity, methane and hydrogen systems, points to a growing role for hydrogen as a key energy carrier supporting industrial decarbonisation, system flexibility and the production of e-fuels. Industrial applications are projected to remain a […]
EU ETS reform proposals could strengthen investment signals for hydrogen and other industrial decarbonisation technologies by linking carbon pricing more closely to clean investment across European industry, according to a new policy briefing examining design options for the 2026 review of the EU Emissions Trading System. The briefing argues that EU ETS reform has important implications for the hydrogen sector. It highlights that 109 […]
Hydrogen derivatives are expected to play a central role in Germany’s long-term transition to a low-carbon economy, with products such as ammonia, methanol, e-fuels and liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHCs) identified as critical to building a secure and diversified international hydrogen market. This strategy paper outlines how Germany intends to combine pipeline imports, maritime transport, new infrastructure and international partnerships to […]
Hydrogen Valleys are emerging as one of the hydrogen sector’s most resilient development models, with integrated regional ecosystems continuing to advance despite rising costs, policy uncertainty and slower-than-expected market growth. A new industry assessment suggests projects that combine hydrogen production, transport and multiple end users are proving better positioned to reach commercial deployment. The latest data shows that the share […]
EU hydrogen project developers could soon face a revised competitive bidding framework under the next Innovation Fund auction, with proposed changes designed to refine the award process ahead of the 2026 funding round. The updated rules aim to improve the efficiency of the auction while continuing to support the scale-up of renewable hydrogen production across Europe. The draft framework proposes […]
Hydrogen derivatives including ammonia, methanol, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHCs) will be critical to scaling the hydrogen economy, according to a new industry report. The study argues these molecules are essential for storing, transporting and deploying low-carbon hydrogen across sectors ranging from shipping and aviation to manufacturing and long-duration energy storage. Their wider deployment could […]
Europe’s plans for future hydrogen infrastructure require more realistic assumptions, greater transparency and stronger planning standards, according to a new opinion from the EU Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER). The regulator says current scenarios do not yet provide a sufficiently credible basis for infrastructure planning aligned with the EU’s climate and energy objectives. The concerns centre on […]