Both acts, which created huge subsidies for the clean hydrogen sector, will have their “processes, policies and programmes for issuing grants, loans, contracts or any other financial disbursements” reviewed.
The final two regional hydrogen hubs have received their official funding awards from the US Department of Energy (DOE), just days before President Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20.
Hydrogen UK has urged the government to resolve key infrastructure, market and policy challenges within 12 months to support the use of clean hydrogen in power generation.
With just five years until Europe’s ambitious 2030 REPowerEU plan targets, the mountain the bloc must scale has never appeared larger.
The government plans to introduce the GSO in 2028, aligning with the first hydrogen allocation round (HAR1) contracts to provide a “robust funding stream” for hydrogen projects that minimises the cost to energy users.
With the UK’s ambition to build 10GW of low-carbon hydrogen capacity by 2030, the report warns that without decisive action, progress could stall.
The Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA) has suggested that the UK government’s GB Energy should invest in inland hydrogen hubs, core industrial clusters, and ports to accelerate hydrogen trade.
The Netherlands needs to increase demand certainty for hydrogen through obligations and industrial decarbonisation strategies, according to a new International Energy Agency (IEA) report.
Harry Morton, Principal Consultant – Hydrogen at Gemserv, discusses how we can bridge the gap from pilot hydrogen projects to full scale and financed projects, on H2 View’s Storage & Distribution webinar.
The second H2Global auction round will adopt a dual strategy, conducting two distinct auctions across different continents as part of the €3bn ($3.1bn) tender.
