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Hydrogen energy is abundant, green, and versatile, playing a pivotal role in the global energy transition. This plan aims to foster the hydrogen industry's growth in China from 2021 to 2035.

South Africa's "Hydrogen Society Roadmap" outlines the nation's strategy to harness hydrogen as a sustainable energy source, leveraging its rich renewable resources and strategic advantages in the global hydrogen market. The roadmap emphasizes decarbonizing transport and industries, creating an export market for green hydrogen, and fostering research, innovation, and inclusivity in the hydrogen sector.

The study examines hydrogen gas dispersion in hydrogen vessels, focusing on releases from high-pressure storage tanks, within a Fuel Cell Room, and during vessel refueling. Findings highlight the influence of wind on hydrogen dispersion, the importance of ventilation in preventing hydrogen buildup, and the safety concerns of leaks during refueling.

The document "Hydrogen and Fuel Cells 101" highlights hydrogen's potential as a versatile energy carrier, with applications ranging from transportation to industrial processes. Produced primarily from natural gas in the U.S., hydrogen offers environmental benefits, including reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and is being globally adopted in various sectors, such as transportation and power generation.

Sweden has unveiled a national strategy for green hydrogen, aiming to become a leader in its production and use. The strategy emphasizes the role of green hydrogen in achieving Sweden's goal of net-zero emissions by 2045.

The Danish Government has developed a strategy for Power-to-X (PtX) and Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU) to support its climate neutrality ambitions. This plan includes significant investments in electrification, with a target of 4-6 GW of electrolysis capacity by 2030, and funding for green technologies, hydrogen projects, and large-scale commercial demonstrations in the PtX sector.

The OK H2 Task Force was formed to assess Oklahoma's potential in the hydrogen economy. Leveraging its resources, the state could create 6,000 jobs and generate up to $2.5 billion, with a focus on transportation and industry.

The UAE Hydrogen Leadership Roadmap outlines the nation's vision and strategy for becoming a global leader in the low-carbon hydrogen sector. Recognizing the potential of hydrogen as a key measure to combat climate change, the UAE aims to tap into the projected $400+ billion hydrogen business by 2050.

Clean energy sources like, hydrogen, will help us combat climate change by addressing industrial emissions that are often hard to decarbonize. And, it can be produced from a variety of clean energy sources including renewables and nuclear. Watch U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm explain on how the Department of Energy is making this a reality.

The "Stratégie hydrogène du Luxembourg" document outlines Luxembourg's hydrogen strategy, emphasizing the potential of hydrogen as a decarbonized energy vector to support the energy transition, especially in sectors challenging to decarbonize through direct electrification.

Strategies for government, business, agriculture, and community leaders - and all Pennsylvanians.

Morocco's "STRATEGIE NATIONALE DE L’HYDROGENE VERT" outlines its ambitious plans for green hydrogen production, aiming for 3,500 GWh by 2030, powered by renewable energy sources. The strategy emphasizes the reduction of CO2 emissions, decreased reliance on oil and gas imports, and the potential for significant economic investments and job creation in the hydrogen supply chain.

The UK Hydrogen Strategy takes a holistic approach to developing a thriving UK hydrogen sector. It sets out what needs to happen to enable the production, distribution, storage and use of hydrogen and to secure economic opportunities for our industrial heartlands and across the UK.

The purpose of the Hydrogen Roadmap is to contribute towards the development and implementation of low-emission carbon hydrogen in Colombia, thus reinforcing the Government's commitment to the reduction of emissions according to the objectives set forth in the 2015 Paris Agreement.

The Czech Republic's Hydrogen Strategy, prepared by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, aims to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 through the production and utilization of low-carbon hydrogen. The strategy, divided into three implementation phases from 2021 to 2050, prioritizes hydrogen in clean mobility, anticipates operational testing in industries, and foresees full-scale hydrogen transport through pipelines.

The California Energy Commission (CEC) recognizes hydrogen as a vital component in the state's efforts to achieve carbon neutrality, emphasizing its potential to reduce emissions in the transportation sector, cater to industrial and commercial needs, and serve as a fuel for firm generation and energy storage.

The "National Hydrogen Strategy: Ready for the Future" outlines Slovakia's vision and approach to integrating hydrogen technologies in line with European Union (EU) developments.

The document "Towards the Green Hydrogen Roadmap in Paraguay" by the Vice Ministry of Mines and Energy outlines Paraguay's strategy to harness its hydroelectricity surplus for green hydrogen production, primarily targeting the transportation sector. Anchored in the National Energy Agenda, the roadmap envisions Paraguay as a renewable energy hub in South America, leveraging its strategic location and abundant resources to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels and champion sustainable energy alternatives.

Hungary's National Hydrogen Strategy, released in May 2021, outlines the country's ambition to establish a hydrogen economy, focusing on green hydrogen production and its utilization for industrial decarbonisation and green transportation. By 2030, the strategy aims for a production of 36,000 tons/year of hydrogen, its use in reducing industrial CO2 emissions, and the establishment of at least 20 hydrogen refuelling stations for transportation.

Poland's "2030 Hydrogen Strategy" outlines its ambitious roadmap to integrate hydrogen across its energy, transport, and industrial sectors, aiming to establish a robust hydrogen economy. The strategy emphasizes diversifying energy sources, transforming transport with hydrogen-fueled buses, transitioning to low-carbon hydrogen production in industries, and developing a comprehensive infrastructure and regulatory framework in alignment with EU policies.