Tag: clean hydrogen

Asia Green Hydrogen Index: Australia and Mainland China Outperform

We believe that Asia holds high potential for green hydrogen production and consumption, which will be gradually capitalised on this decade. Australia and Mainland China are outperformers in our Green Hydrogen Suitability Index, scoring above other regional and global peers due to strong renewables sectors and pipeline of projects. We highlight that hydrogen developments in Asia are increasing as well, with markets such as India and Singapore capitalising on their potential to be key players in the global hydrogen trade.

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NAWE Green Hydrogen Index: Strong Hydrogen Policy Supports US Global And Regional Leadership

Despite a slight fall in the regions Hydrogen Index score since Q421, NAWE remains the global leader due to a strong renewable base, low risks and policy support for green hydrogen production. In the Green Hydrogen Suitability Index, which measures a market’s attractiveness for green hydrogen investment, NAWE’s regional average for the hydrogen suitability score is 67, which is well above the global average of 47.

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Critical Materials for Scaling Up Hydrogen

Hydrogen is expected to grow sevenfold to support the global energy transition, eventually accounting for 10 percent of total energy by 2050. A scale-up of this magnitude will affect demand for critical materials, including minerals and metals, needed for hydrogen technologies— electrolyzers for renewable hydrogen, carbon storage for clean hydrogen, or fuel cells using hydrogen to power transport.

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Hydrogen Levy in UK: E3G Briefing

Hydrogen will have a role in the UK’s transition to net zero. However, independent analysis does not support its use to heat homes: it is inefficient, expensive and brings safety risks. The government should therefore fund its hydrogen revenue support mechanism through normal government spending, rather than unfairly charging consumers. E3G has previously urged the government to support green hydrogen produced from renewable electricity.

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India’s Green Hydrogen Mission Document

India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has released a detailed document of its National Green Hydrogen Mission. The overarching objective of the mission is to make India, a global hub for production, usage and export of green hydrogen and its derivatives. It also aims to make India a leader in technology and manufacturing of electrolysers and other enabling technologies for green hydrogen.

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Indian government green lights the National Green Hydrogen Mission

The Union Cabinet of the Indian government has approved National Green Hydrogen Mission on January 4, 2023.  The mission has an initial budget outlay for Rs.197,440 million. This comprises of an outlay of Rs.174,990 million for the Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition Programme (SIGHT) programme, Rs.14,660 million for pilot projects, Rs.400 million for R&D, and Rs. 388 million towards other components. 

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G20 and Green Hydrogen: India must strive for leadership

India’s close friend and ally, Japan, first put hydrogen on the G20 agenda during its presidency in 2019. With India taking over the G20 presidency on December 1, 2022, it must seize the opportunity to propel the green hydrogen discussion to new heights. The years till 2030 are critical for green hydrogen’s development trajectory. India, with its green hydrogen leadership ambitions, can influence the pace and direction of the hydrogen agenda during its G20 presidency.

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Hydrogen Delivery Options in Europe: Report

To implement the European Hydrogen Strategy it is important to understand whether the transport of hydrogen is cost effective, or whether hydrogen should be produced where it is used. If transporting hydrogen makes sense, a second open question is how long the transport route should be for the cost of the hydrogen to still be competitive with locally produced hydrogen.

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Global Hydrogen Review: IEA Report

Focusing on hydrogen’s potentially major role in meeting international energy and climate goals, this year’s Review aims to help decision makers fine-tune strategies to attract investment and facilitate deployment of hydrogen technologies while also creating demand for hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuels. It compares real-world developments with the stated ambitions of government and industry.

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National Clean Hydrogen Strategy and Roadmap: US DOE

In November 2021, Congress passed, and President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (Public Law 117-58), also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). This historic, once-in-a-generation legislation authorizes and appropriates $62 billion for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), including $9.5 billion for clean hydrogen. This draft report by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) sets forth the “DOE National Clean Hydrogen Strategy and Roadmap.”

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Game Changers: Front runners in the global green hydrogen space

As per the Hydrogen Council, as of November 2021, global investments amounting to $160 billion have been announced for hydrogen projects up to 2030. Roughly half of the said investment has been earmarked for electrolysis and hydrogen projects based on clean energy sources. Several countries are leading the way in the deployment and promotion of green hydrogen. REGlobal identifies the present front runners in the green hydrogen race, their progress and outlook.

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IRENA’s Report on Green Hydrogen for Industry

Several barriers impede green hydrogen’s full contribution to the industrial sector, including cost, technical, policy, lack of demand and carbon leakage risk. This report highlights the range of policy options available, including mandates, carbon pricing, carbon leakage measures, support schemes and market creation measures and complements these policies with country examples.

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Carbonomics: The Clean Hydrogen Revolution

Clean hydrogen has emerged as a critical pillar to any aspiring net zero path. According to Goldman Sachs Research, it is now time to revisit the clean hydrogen theme as policy, affordability and scalability seem to be converging to create unprecedented momentum for the clean hydrogen economy. Further, according to the report, clean hydrogen can develop into a major global market, impacting geopolitical patterns in energy supply.

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Hydrogen Market in the Middle East

The development of clean energy resources continues to evolve across the Middle East. Recognising the potential of clean hydrogen, the region is now looking to diversify its economy through the production of clean hydrogen. The availability of existing oil and gas infrastructure and cheap renewable generation makes the GCC countries ideally placed to capitalise on this.

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Shell to join Norway’s hydrogen project

Shell has joined a Norwegian initiative to generate blue hydrogen for use as a maritime fuel. Shell, Aker Clean Hydrogen company, and CapeOmega, a Norwegian energy infrastructure corporation, will build a manufacturing plant in the Aukra municipality. The hydrogen will be generated using gas from Shell’s terminal in Nyhamna, Aukra, where output from the Shell-operated offshore Ormen Lange field arrives.

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Pure Hydrogen and Liberty Hydrogen plan to form a joint venture to develop four hydrogen hubs in Australia

Real Energy’s hydrogen division Pure Hydrogen has signed a binding agreement with Liberty Hydrogen to establish a joint venture company that will develop four large-scale hydrogen projects in Australia. These large-scale hydrogen manufacturing and distribution hubs are planned to be developed on Australia’s East Coat – Project Jupiter (Gladstone) and Project Mars (Mackay) in Queensland, Liberty North (Newcastle) in New South Wales and Liberty South (South East Victoria) in Victoria.

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The Netherlands Perspective on Clean Hydrogen

Momentum currently behind hydrogen is unprecedented, with more and more policies, projects, and plans by governments and companies in all parts of the world. Read the presentation by Noé van Hulst, Hydrogen Envoy, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, The Netherlands Presentation for OECD Development Centre

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