Resources

The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Clean Hydrogen Production Standard (CHPS) Guidance establishes a greenhouse gas emissions target of ≤4.0 kgCO2e/kgH2 for clean hydrogen. It endorses various production methods, including fossil fuels with carbon capture and renewables, aiming to reduce supply chain emissions and sync with global hydrogen markets.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has collaborated with various agencies, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), the Department of Defense, and Cummins, Inc., to develop and test an advanced hydrogen fuel cell truck prototype named "H2Rescue."

Funding Will Reduce the Cost of Clean Hydrogen, Deliver Cleaner Air, More High-Quality Jobs, and Reduce Reliance on Fossil Fuels

Hydrogen Insights 2023 is the latest update on the global hydrogen economy from the Hydrogen Council and McKinsey & Company. It summarizes the current state of the global hydrogen sector and actual hydrogen deployment, with a deep dive into North America.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today awarded $22.1 million to 10 industry-led projects, including two aimed at expanding clean hydrogen production with nuclear energy.

Algeria has introduced a national hydrogen strategy with the goal of providing Europe with 10% of its clean hydrogen requirements by 2040.

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Funding from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Will Advance Electrolysis Technology, Reduce the Cost of Clean Hydrogen and Fuel Cells, and Provide Long-term Support for Hydrogen Hubs.

This report is the result of collaboration between the B.C. Centre for Innovation & Clean Energy, Deloitte, (S&T)2 Consultants, and the B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation. Our teams have worked closely to obtain and validate data inputs and assumptions required to model carbon intensities of hydrogen production pathways that are realistic and representative for British Columbia.

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Turkey's Hydrogen Technologies Strategy and Roadmap, outlined by the Ministry, emphasizes the nation's commitment to a sustainable energy future, targeting carbon neutrality by 2053. Leveraging its rich renewable energy potential and aiming to reduce green hydrogen production costs, Turkey envisions becoming a significant player in the global hydrogen market, with strategies spanning from transportation to industry and renewable energy integration.

India's "NATIONAL GREEN HYDROGEN MISSION" aims to establish the country as a global hub for Green Hydrogen production, usage, and export, leveraging its vast renewable energy resources. With a target to produce at least 5 Million Metric Tonne (MMT) of Green Hydrogen annually by 2030, the mission outlines a phased approach, emphasizing technology scaling, cost reduction, and infrastructure development for a comprehensive Green Hydrogen ecosystem.

Namibia's "Green Hydrogen and Derivatives Strategy" outlines the nation's ambition to harness its renewable energy resources for green hydrogen production, aiming to contribute up to US$6 billion to its GDP and create 80,000 jobs by 2030. The strategy envisions exporting hydrogen products globally, establishing three hydrogen valleys within the country, and fostering a green fuel ecosystem across Southern Africa.

Ballard Power Systems' "Hydrogen Facts" document highlights hydrogen as a clean, safe, and abundant energy carrier, primarily produced through steam methane reforming in North America. The document emphasizes hydrogen's diverse production methods, its safety comparable to other flammable fuels, and its straightforward fueling process, positioning Ballard as a leader in clean energy fuel cell products.

Singapore envisions low-carbon hydrogen as a cornerstone for its net-zero ambitions by 2050, especially given its limited renewable energy resources. Emphasizing its role in decarbonizing various sectors, from power to maritime, Singapore's strategy focuses on advanced hydrogen projects, R&D, international partnerships, infrastructure planning, and workforce development, while seeking global collaboration to maximize hydrogen's potential.

The federal hydrogen strategy aims to prepare Belgium for the climate challenges, alongside the technological, political and economical challenges of the coming decades. This strategy is based on 4 pillars.

The document titled "Thesen zur künftigen Bedeutung von Wasserstoff in der Schweizer Energieversorgung" discusses the future significance of hydrogen in Switzerland's energy supply.

Check out this great hydrogen fuel cell comic made by CHFCA!

Funding was provided by Michigan Economic Development Corporation (Nadia Abunasser, Contract Manager) and the University of Michigan Office of Research for the workshop and related research to prepare this report.

Successful Deployment of Carbon Management and Hydrogen Economies in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania