Hydrogen Bank

Nigeria, others need $600bn investments to achieve clean hydrogen energy –W’Bank – The Sun Nigeria

From Uche Usim, Washington DC The World Bank, on Monday, said that Nigeria and other Emerging Markets and Developing Countries (EMDCs) require a whooping $600 billion investments to achieve the clean hydrogen energy project by 2030. The largest hydrogen project under construction is in Saudi Arabia, which is projected to come on stream in 2026. To make the funding less...

What’s holding back Europe’s green hydrogen projects?

In this article we track the progress of global hydrogen projects, take a look at the bottom-up modelling of market demand, and projections for the levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH).  After delays in final investment decisions (FIDs) for green hydrogen projects across 2022 and 2023, key bottlenecks could start to clear at the end of 2024, driven by regulatory certainty in the US, and USD 36bn of...

H2Global and JOGMEC initiate clean hydrogen cooperation

Hamburg-based H2Global, a foundation dedicated to accelerating the emergence of markets for clean hydrogen and other low-emissions technologies, and the Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to cooperate in the field of clean hydrogen.Courtesy of JOGMEC The MoU was signed by Ichiro Takahara, Chairman & CEO of JOGMEC, and...

European Hydrogen Bank pilot auction: 132 bids received from 17 European countries

The total support requested far exceeds the currently available budget of €800 million, provided by the Innovation Fund. Kurt Vandenberghe, Director-General for Climate Action, said: “The applications are in and the enthusiastic market response to the pilot auction shows the European hydrogen industry is ready to scale up! Renewable hydrogen is an important solution in Europe’s endeavour to...

As Colombia leads on renewables, boosting its clean hydrogen industry is the next step. The World Bank is ready to help.

Colombia is in an impressive leadership position: the country generates as much as 75 percent of its electricity from renewable energy – more than twice the global average and significantly more than the 60 percent across Latin America and the Caribbean. This week, the World Bank and the Asociación Hidrógeno Colombia held the 3rd Hydrogen for Development Partners Meeting in Bogotá to help...

Austria allocates €400m to subsidise renewable hydrogen production | Policy

Austria plans to support domestic renewable hydrogen producers with a €400m ($432m) subsidy package backed by the European Hydrogen Bank (EHB).The Ministry of Climate Protection (BMK) and Ministry of Finance (BMF) intend to launch a renewable hydrogen auction round under the EHB’s Auction-as-as-Service (AaaS) scheme, to provide a fixed premium per kilogramme of hydrogen to subsidise production.A...

The European Commission’s Net-Zero Industry Act and European Hydrogen Bank explained | México | Global law firm

The European Commission (EC) published proposals for its Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA) on 16th March 2023. It sets out measures to ready the EU’s regulatory framework for an increase in net-zero technology projects and forms part of a broader goal, set out in the European Green Deal1, of being the “first climate-neutral continent by 2050”.  To accompany the NZIA, the EC also...

What’s stopping Europe from reaching its clean hydrogen goals?

Green hydrogen is predicted to be a leading renewable energy source in the future, but production in Europe must ramp up massively to hit targets. In this episode of Business Planet, Euronews reporter Andrea Bolitho travels to Spain to see how a global leader in the renewable energy sector is maximising green hydrogen's potential.The EU's regulatory advisor for renewable energy giant,...

Grant agreements for European Hydrogen Bank projects to be signed by November | Policy

Grant agreements for successful projects under the €800m pilot European Hydrogen Bank auction round will be signed by November 2024 at the latest.Having received 132 bids from 17 European countries totalling 8.5GW of production capacity, the total support requested “far exceeds” the available €800m budget.Now, the European Executive Agency for Climate, Infrastructure and Environment (CINEA) is...

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