Government Policies

The United States Department of Energy recently announced a significant investment of $750 million to support 52 key hydrogen projects across the country. This substantial financial backing is a testament to the Biden administration’s commitment to bolstering the clean energy sector, aiming to reduce the domestic production costs of clean hydrogen. This initiative is not […]

Recently, ten Chinese ministries, including the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the Ministry of Natural Resources, jointly issued the Green and Low-Carbon Transformation Industry Guidance Catalogue for 2024. This pivotal publication marks a significant evolution from the Green Industry Guidance Catalogue of 2019, particularly highlighting substantial advancements

The European Commission has announced that 15 hydrogen-related innovative projects have received more than €1.25 billion in funding from the European Union, with the relevant funding agreements already signed. According to information from the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA), all funded projects have signed agreements with the implementing body, the EU Innovation

The United Kingdom has officially unveiled the list of projects selected for the first round of green hydrogen tenders (HAR1), supported by the Hydrogen Business Model and Net Zero Hydrogen Fund (NZHF). A total of 11 projects will share a substantial £2 billion from the hydrogen funding, with a combined capacity of 125 MW. This

In a significant stride towards embracing clean energy, the Japanese government has unveiled a robust plan to funnel 3 trillion yen (about 22 billion USD) into the hydrogen energy sector over the coming 15 years. This move is aimed at accelerating the country’s transition to sustainable energy sources, highlighting Japan’s commitment to environmental stewardship and

In a significant development for the energy sector, France has released an updated draft of its National Hydrogen Strategy, outlining ambitious plans to bolster its low-carbon hydrogen production capacity and invest heavily in the decarbonization of hydrogen. According to the updated draft, France aims to install 6.5 GW of low-carbon hydrogen production capacity by 2030,