Just 24% of 2030 clean hydrogen demand will materialise with current policies: report
The report estimates that 75% of 2030 clean hydrogen demand will come from established use cases like refining and ammonia production
The report estimates that 75% of 2030 clean hydrogen demand will come from established use cases like refining and ammonia production
Rely will perform basic engineering, pre-FEED and FEED studies for its plants in France, Finland and the US.
Morocco will offer the projects up to 30,000 hectares of land, attracting global investors such as Moeve, ACWA Power and Ortus.
Located in Frankfurt, the plant is expected to produce up to 2,500 tonnes of hydrogen-based e-fuels per year.
The project aims to identify obstacles for future implementation of the hydrogen carrier and has been equipped with a large-scale electrolyser developed by Eneos.
Located at Sines Refinery, the electrolyser is set to begin production in 2026, delivering up to 15,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually and becoming one of the “first” operational units of its scale in Europe.
Backed by AHL and LONGi Green Energy Technology, the project aims to produce 1.2 million tonnes of green methanol annually for export.
CEO Imaz said, “We are going from 1.9GW to something between 700MW and 1.2GW in 2030,” citing market scepticism.
“We welcome a much more realistic time, which confirms our strategy where low-carbon hydrogen plays a key role in decarbonising selected industries.”
Combined, the two projects will produce up to 53,000 tonnes of “low-carbon and renewable” hydrogen per year from 450MW of electrolysis, powered by TotalEnergies’ renewable assets.
