The green hydrogen chemicals market in North America is experiencing significant growth driven by increasing renewable energy adoption and supportive federal incentives. As decarbonization efforts intensify, the market benefits from cost reductions in renewable energy and advancements in electrolyser technology. These developments have enhanced project financing and investor confidence, encouraging a shift toward low-carbon chemical processes. The falling costs of wind and solar power have made large-scale green hydrogen production more commercially viable. Meanwhile, advancements in electrolyser efficiency and reduced capital costs are driving demand for high-performance chemicals, including catalysts and membranes, further bolstered by rising investments in clean-energy infrastructure and hydrogen transport networks.
In other market news, SBI Shinsei Bank was trading firmly up 10.3% and finishing the session at ¥1,790. The company completed an IPO amounting to ¥321.9 billion just one day ago. At the same time, GE Vernova trailed, down 10.5% to close at $614.19.
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Equinor ended the day at NOK232.10 up 2.2%, near its 52-week low.
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Chevron closed at $149.52 up 1.9%.
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Tesla finished trading at $467.26 down 4.6%. On Monday, the company announced a European framework agreement with SPIE for battery energy storage system projects.
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