Global committed investment in clean hydrogen projects has reached USD 130 billion across over 570 projects, driven by energy security and decarbonization goals, but a policy execution gap must close to realize full capacity.
In Tokyo, industry heavyweights gathered for a ministerial meeting co-hosted by the Japanese government, where they brought some eye-opening news from the Hydrogen Council. They revealed that global investment in clean hydrogen projects has soared to about USD 130 billion across more than 570 initiatives. That’s some serious cash flowing into the hydrogen sector!
The Global Hydrogen Compass report lays it all out, tracking investments aimed at supporting around 6.9 million tonnes of clean hydrogen production capacity each year. Out of that, roughly 1.7 million tonnes per year is already up and running—giving us a whopper of a 70% increase in…
