Germany’s 2030 green hydrogen in transport quotas could require 1.1GW–4.2GW of electrolyser installations, according to US PEM player Electric Hydrogen.
Earlier this week, Berlin approved its GHG-Quota, which would force fuel suppliers to reduce emissions by almost 60% in 2040, while implementing key parts of the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive III.
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