The 17 associations stressed the “urgent need” for short- and long-term actions to correct course – with many of the actions suggesting a desire to shift away from the bloc’s heavy green hydrogen focus.
LRQA’s Leanne Halliday explores the compliance, cybersecurity and supply chain transparency requirements for the upcoming €1.2bn European Hydrogen Bank auction.
Is it only February? The start of 2025 has proven to be rockier than many could have predicted. More job cuts, more scaling back, more ambitions called into question, and the future of clean hydrogen...
By addressing structural barriers and fostering cross-border collaboration, Denmark and Germany can pioneer a unified green hydrogen economy, writes Sam French, CTO at MorGen Energy.
“The rest of the world is going to be consuming hydrogen. We have the resources, both the oil and gas, the solar resources, the wind resources, to manufacture a product that we can uniquely export...
“I believe that 2025 can be a turning point for the green hydrogen industry, as more projects are getting FID’d and the whole industry is accelerating.”
Risk-sharing and financial models introduced by Topsoe and Sunfire are strengthening financial stability and resilience in hydrogen project development, according to Westwood Global Energy.
It is becoming increasingly difficult to identify points of difference between many of the ‘standard’ players, writes Stephen B. Harrison of sbh4 consulting.
Fewer, bigger electrolyser value chain players with strong backing are essential for the next phase of hydrogen electrolyser innovation, writes Stephen B. Harrison of sbh4 consulting.
“With lessons learned from smaller-scale projects, we should expect an uptick in larger-scale FIDs in 2025, which is crucial for meeting hydrogen targets,” stated Westwood Global Energy.
