FRANKFURT, Sept 8 (Reuters) – Green hydrogen will remain scarce in the short-term and its supply uncertain in the longer term without a decisive policy push, an analysis published on Thursday concluded.
Enthusiasm for green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy, has grown in recent years because of its advantages over other methods of manufacturing the clean-burning fuel.
Embraced by European Union policymakers, countries and companies, it could lead the way forward to replace millions of tonnes of “grey” hydrogen made with natural gas in order to meet the bloc’s goal of net zero emissions by 2050.
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