clean hydrogen

“There is very much a business model for making clean hydrogen or Bitcoin or whatever it is from low cost renewables.”

“So I believe that by 2030, we will have ten million tons of clean hydrogen in this country.”

“So on hydrogen We're probably at around forty six billion dollars worth of capital allocation for hydrogen projects that have already been announced, and we're on track to doing about ten million tons of hydrogen production, clean hydrogen production, by the e…”

“In order to build ten million tons of hydrogen, you're talking about 200 gigawatts of renewables that have to then be built and then converted into hydrogen.”

“Because the EU is looking to become the largest importer of clean hydrogen globally that means that their rules really, really affect hydrogen production elsewhere, particularly for markets looking to export hydrogen to Europe and basically set a global standa…”

“And then there's a bunch of companies in the middle of this debate which want some rules on clean hydrogen production from the grid, like NextEra Energy in the US, but are arguing for a phase in of these requirements over time.”

“If about a 20 millimetric tons or so of clean hydrogen are produced globally by the end of the decade, And we got to about 16% of all the renewables we expect to deploy this decade will just go to the production of hydrogen.”

“We estimated, I think, over a hundred twenty billion dollars in subsidies that could go to all the announced clean hydrogen projects.”

“The worst case is really that there's really no requirements for hydrogen production from grid electricity, which means, in the end, you end up creating more emissions than what fossil hydrogen production is already creating today. So let's say the U.S. Actual…”

“Companies were really interested in producing large volumes of clean hydrogen, like air products, and manufacturers of electrolyzers like electric hydrogen have come out in favor of very stringent standards on, on hydrogen production. Whereas others, like Plug…”

“The credits in the Inflation Reduction Act Go up to three dollars a kilogram.”

“Governments, the United States, the European Union, South Korea, Japan, others, are incentivizing hydrogen production for these purposes And making goals that are kind of astounding in their scope for gigawatts, tens of gigawatts of hydrogen production, and ye…”