Green hydrogen may decarbonize sectors which are difficult to electrify, and the recent Inflation Reduction Act (IRA …) provides tax credits to encourage hydrogen production. We analyze a model in which hydrogen produced using electricity replaces … absence of Pigouvian taxation, optimal hydrogen subsidies are positive if the unpriced externality from avoided natural gas is …

The transition to a hydrogen-based economy is gaining momentum in both Germany and the European Union (EU). Used as an … energy carrier, hydrogen holds the promise of freeing hard-to-decarbonise sectors like heavy industry, aviation, and maritime … trade from their emissions. At the same time, policymakers hope that hydrogen will promote Europe’s energy independence …

This article examines the hydrogen partnerships between Germany, the EU and Egypt in the context of the EU's Carbon … Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Germany, the largest future hydrogen importer in the EU, and Egypt, a country with an … ambitious hydrogen strategy, are developing a partnership to boost renewable hydrogen production in Egypt. However, high funding …

The ENCOURAGED (Energy corridor optimisation for European markets of gas, electricity and hydrogen) project has been … neighbouring countries. The objectives of the project are to: assess the economic optimal energy (electricity, gas and hydrogen …

Hydrogen (H2) is considered to play a key role in the economy and politics of the energy transition as it is a … not yet fully clear how the expansion of hydrogen-specific infrastructures will change the German energy landscape and … whether this future expansion will be a driver for potential environmental impacts. Multimodal hydrogen systems are associated …

The role of hydrogen in our energy future / Giorgio Simbolotti -- Transition towards sustainable energy systems: the … case of hydrogen and fuel cells / Marcello Contestabile -- Fuel cells as disruptive innovation: the power to change markets … / Paul Harborne, Chris Hendry and James Brown -- Build-up of a hydrogen infrastructure / Martin Wietschel, Philipp Seydel and …