Within the next decade, global demand for renewable and low carbon hydrogen could grow by 50%, and by 2050 hydrogen could contribute to over 20% of global carbon abatement.
That’s according to the Hydrogen Council CEO coalition Hydrogen for Net Zero report, which states that the industry has already built a solid foundation with more than 520 large-scale projects and 90+ GW of electrolyser production capacity.
Although such statistics may highlight great advancements in the hydrogen industry, the Hydrogen Council CEO coalition want more, and is calling on world leaders to show a concentrated effort to materialise hydrogen plans across the globe.
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