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Kazakhstan has the potential to become Central Asia’s leading green hydrogen exporter, leveraging strong renewables and strategic ties with Germany and the EU. However, success hinges on rapid legal alignment with EU standards, investment in electrolysis capacity and water-efficient production, and the creation of cross-border transport routes via the Caspian corridor. The study highlights the country’s emerging policy framework, including […]
The Netherlands is positioning its regional airports as early testbeds for hydrogen aviation. Groningen Airport’s model highlights the practical steps—on-site electrolysis, modular refueling, and integration with regional hydrogen backbones—needed to make hydrogen flight operationally and economically viable within two decades. This joint feasibility study, led by Groningen Airport Eelde with partners including Shell, RWE, Gasunie, Engie, KLM, Airbus, and Cranfield […]
This policy brief explores how the rapid growth of green hydrogen will drive unprecedented demand for critical minerals—such as nickel, platinum, iridium, titanium, and aluminium—and the urgent need for responsible supply chains. It highlights how developing and least-developed countries, which provide over two-thirds of global critical mineral output, are central to the hydrogen value chain. The authors propose a five-pillar […]
Australia’s Hydrogen Headstart Round 2 will back a small number of large, renewables-powered electrolysis projects using a Headstart Production Credit (HPC): a fixed $/kg (or per-derivative unit) payment for up to 10 years to close the cost gap to market prices. Total allocation up to AUD $2 billion. Eligible projects are ≥30 MW at a single site, 100% renewable-powered (GO/REGO/LGC […]
Jordan can unlock export access and investor confidence by rapidly adopting EU-aligned RFNBO certification, expanding EMRC’s mandate, issuing hydrogen-specific EIA and safety standards, and building hydrogen quality labs—forming the backbone of a staged 2025-2050 implementation plan. This report maps EU, ISO/IEC and international hydrogen rules to Jordan’s context, pinpoints regulatory gaps (RFNBO certification, hydrogen-specific EIAs, grid code updates, safety standards, […]
The bottleneck is the cryogenic hydrogen storage & fuel system; solving it requires coordinated UK investment in standards-driven research, open-access LH₂ test facilities, reliable LH₂ supply, and workforce scaling to keep future aircraft workshare and IP in the UK. UK’s Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) distills two years of Hydrogen Capability Network work: liquid hydrogen (LH₂) is the most promising path […]
Without faster REDIII implementation, targeted offtaker support and streamlined funding/permitting, Europe will meet only ~60% of regulatory hydrogen demand by 2030; accelerating FIDs in 2025–26 is critical. Hydrogen Europe’s annual monitor finds Europe tracking ~2.3 Mt of clean H₂ supply by 2030 (1.7 Mt electrolytic; 0.6 Mt thermochemical), versus ~2.8 Mt of RFNBO demand driven by REDIII, ReFuelEU Aviation and […]
South Africa is setting itself up to produce large volumes of green hydrogen and to convert it into exportable products (ammonia, fuels, materials), by planning the renewables, ports, pipelines, standards, financing, and industrial zones needed to do this at scale. A GIZ H2.SA compendium bringing together policy/regulation briefs, electrolyser & fuel-cell market overviews (2023), pre-feasibility work on green methanol and […]
The main unlock for clean H2 is moving from bespoke units to automated, mass-manufactured stacks and modules; H2Giga’s scale-up lines, iridium-sparing catalysts/fluorine-free MEAs, HTEL modules, and AEL redesigns directly tackle cost, reliability, and supply-chain bottlenecks on the road to GW capacity. Germany’s BMBF-funded “H2Giga” brings 120+ industry and research partners together to industrialise water electrolysis—AEL, PEM, HTEL and emerging AEM—through […]