Germany’s hydrogen production incentive scheme approved by the European Commission
The European Commission has approved the €350m ($379m) German scheme designed to support renewable hydrogen production.
The European Commission has approved the €350m ($379m) German scheme designed to support renewable hydrogen production.
The European Commission has been urged to carefully define low-carbon hydrogen standards to prevent rushed decisions from jeopardising climate objectives.
While increased government incentives and funding can create tailwinds, industry leaders assert that simplicity and policy certainty are key to accelerating investment across the hydrogen value chain, writes Daria Nochevnik, Director for Policy and Partnerships,...
“They’re asking you to lower the bar and subsidise the taxpayers’ expense investments in hydrogen that will increase emissions.”
Renewable hydrogen for use in industry and transport is set to receive support from a €900m ($971m) French support scheme.
Existing nuclear resources should be incentivised to support clean hydrogen production, a US Treasury public hearing on the Inflation Reduction Act’s (IRA’s) 45V guidance has been told.
Africa could capture 15% of globally traded hydrogen volumes, but higher project financing costs risks its production build out, a new Hydrogen Council report has found.
US trade associations have warned current Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) clean hydrogen production tax credit (PTC) rules could jeopardise blue hydrogen projects due to upstream emission assumptions.
A Letter of Intent (LOI) has been presented to Enertrag by the German Government to confirm the final approval of Hyphen Hydrogen Energy’s Namibian project.
The Norwegian Hydrogen Forum (NHF) and the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association of Singapore (HFCAS) have agreed on a hydrogen-based partnership.