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Indonesia’s hydrogen strategy is increasingly shaped by the country’s ability to supply the large volumes of renewable electricity required for competitive green hydrogen production. Figure 3.2 illustrates how these electricity needs evolve across the archipelago in 2040 and 2050, highlighting the geographic strengths and constraints that will determine where viable hydrogen hubs can emerge. Papua and Kalimantan show the strongest […]
New projections for the Germany hydrogen industry show that the strongest CO₂ reduction potential per tonne of hydrogen lies in two core sectors: steel and chemicals. These industrial applications stand out because hydrogen directly replaces high-carbon processes that cannot be electrified, delivering far greater climate impact per unit of H₂ than other end uses. Steel production shows the highest mitigation […]
Long-term projections show that global demand for green hydrogen will expand rapidly by 2050, with significant differences across major regions. The “rest of the world” category leads overall demand potential, driven by fast-growing industrial sectors and expanding clean power requirements. China and the United States follow closely, each showing strong demand across refining, chemicals, aviation and road transport. Europe’s profile […]
Japan’s hydrogen policy is entering a new phase with the introduction of a long-term Contract for Difference (CfD) subsidy scheme designed to close the cost gap between low-carbon hydrogen and conventional fuels. The scheme aims to reduce cost volatility for project developers, de-risk investments and accelerate early deployment of hydrogen for power generation, industry and ammonia co-firing. After the 15-year […]
Global LNG oversupply is set to lower gas prices through 2030 — with key implications for hydrogen’s cost competitiveness and the growth of blue and green projects worldwide. A large LNG supply buildout to 2030 is likely to keep global gas prices softer than in recent years. For hydrogen, that has mixed implications. Cheaper gas can undercut the business case […]
A new study outlines how South Africa could supply green ammonia to Europe by 2035, creating one of the first large-scale hydrogen shipping corridors between Saldanha Bay and Rotterdam. The South Africa–Europe iron-ore route is being advanced as a green shipping corridor using South African-produced green ammonia. The study finds first ammonia-fuelled Newcastlemax bulk carriers could start in 2029, with […]
A new European survey highlights uneven hydrogen readiness across regions, revealing gaps in knowledge, regulation, and public support that could shape deployment through 2030. Hydrogen is seen as a strategic priority across Europe, but the pace of adoption varies widely between regions. The latest survey of regional stakeholders shows strong awareness of hydrogen’s role in the energy transition—yet significant differences […]
This report details the technical, market, and regulatory framework for Denmark’s first large-scale hydrogen transmission system, connecting Esbjerg to Germany by 2030. Denmark is moving ahead with its first dedicated hydrogen transmission network linking Esbjerg to Germany by 2030. The new Danish Hydrogen Backbone 1 (DHB1) will combine new and repurposed pipelines to create a 130 km export route with […]
A new policy paper sets the direction for Europe’s future hydrogen network rules, from access and tariffs to balancing, financing, and cybersecurity. ENNOH has published its initial considerations for the forthcoming EU hydrogen network codes, marking a key step in building a harmonised European hydrogen market. The paper defines how future codes could govern market access, balancing, tariffs, and financing of […]