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This document provides a comprehensive overview of Ukraine's vision for hydrogen's role in its energy future, emphasizing its potential benefits, challenges, and the need for regulatory and technological advancements.

The Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 DOE Annual Performance Report / FY 2020 Annual Performance Plan outlines the Department of Energy's (DOE) program performance from FY 2014 to FY 2018 and sets targets for FYs 2019 and 2020. It meets statutory requirements under the Government Performance and Results Act, reflecting enacted appropriations for FY 2018 and FY 2019, and the FY 2020 Budget Request level.

Seizing the Opportunities for Hydrogen - A Call to Action

Emphasizing hydrogen's role as a versatile fuel, the Plan focuses on collaboration across sectors, including transportation, industry, and power generation. It represents the DOE's commitment to a coordinated approach to harnessing hydrogen's potential for economic growth and sustainability.

Chile, a clean energy provider for a carbon neutral planet

The "Strategia Nazionale Idrogeno Linee Guida Preliminari" presents Italy's vision on the role of hydrogen in its decarbonization efforts, aligned with the EU's broader environmental goals. It discusses the potential applications of hydrogen in transport, industry, and other sectors, emphasizing its significance in achieving environmental objectives, enhancing energy security, and fostering economic growth.

Business Finland is an accelerator of global growth. They create new growth by helping businesses go global and by supporting and funding innovations.

Spain is prioritizing renewable hydrogen as a key element in its strategy to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 and stimulate a green economy. The country's Hydrogen Roadmap sets ambitious targets, including attaining 4 GW of electrolyser capacity by 2030, to decarbonize various sectors and address broader economic and environmental challenges.

Russia's proposed roadmap is a holistic approach to developing its hydrogen economy, encompassing strategic planning, state support, industrial development, scientific research, legal framework enhancements, human resource development, and international collaboration.

Users’ Manual and Technical Documentation. Prepared by Xinyu Liu, Hoyoung Kwon, and Michael Wang.

France's national strategy emphasizes the pivotal role of decarbonised hydrogen in its ecological transition, planning to invest €7bn by 2030. The strategy prioritizes decarbonising the industrial sector, promoting hydrogen-based heavy-duty mobility, and bolstering research and innovation, with the aim of installing 6.5 GW of electrolysers by 2030 and creating up to 150,000 jobs.

Portugal's National Hydrogen Plan emphasizes the country's commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and highlights the pivotal role of green hydrogen in this transition. The strategy sets specific targets for the integration of green hydrogen in various sectors by 2030 and underscores its potential in promoting a sustainable and decarbonized economy.

This document provides a comprehensive strategy for the EU's approach to hydrogen, emphasizing its role in achieving climate neutrality and outlining a roadmap for its adoption and integration into the European energy system.

The strategic plan promotes the acceleration of hydrogen technologies in the U.S., highlighting its potential for carbon-neutral or negative emissions. The plan covers production methods, costs, applications, and challenges, underscoring the DOE's dedication to a sustainable hydrogen-driven, low-carbon economy.

This report presents a roadmap for the buildout and deployment of renewable hydrogen production plants in California. The report provides a fact base to support policy decisions and inform stakeholders. The supporting analysis assesses the demand, in the transportation and other sectors, for and cost of renewable hydrogen to serve California.

towards a low emission society

The Netherlands is prioritizing the development of hydrogen as a clean energy source, recognizing its potential in achieving a sustainable energy system. The government's strategy focuses on legislation, market regulation, certification, and safety, emphasizing public-private partnerships, international collaboration, and the country's unique position to lead in hydrogen development.

The BayoTech page on Carbon Intensity discusses various aspects of hydrogen production and its associated carbon emissions.

Australia’s National Hydrogen Strategy sets a vision for a clean, innovative, safe and competitive hydrogen industry that benefits all Australians. It aims to position their industry as a major global player by 2030.

The "Green Paper: A Vision for Hydrogen in New Zealand" presents the New Zealand government's perspective on leveraging hydrogen, especially green hydrogen, as a key component in transitioning to a sustainable energy future by 2050. The document highlights global momentum, potential roles of hydrogen in the economy, current initiatives, and seeks feedback to shape the nation's hydrogen strategy.